Sentence examples similar to exceptional judgement from inspiring English sources
Military service below the executive level may be germane to our assessment of a candidate's character, but I find it hard to see anything offensive in questioning whether it necessarily imbues one with exceptional policy judgement.
As we set out in that paper, a number of recent legal judgements have confirmed that when considering IFR cases, commissioning organisations do not have to take account of 'social factors' in their assessment of exceptional circumstances, but this legal position is frequently interpreted, as here, as meaning that they cannot take social factors into account.
Ackowledging that there might be exceptional situations, he said that drivers have been advised to "use sound judgement and common sense; there might be a situation where you would allow someone to use their cell phone".
Through a mixture of luck and judgement, they produced an exemplary racing surface, and were rewarded by exceptional championship races.
"Head teachers have always been able to decide what exceptional circumstances are, but if they find that the NAHT's guidance assists them in making this judgement then we welcome that".
