Sentence examples for exercise better judgment from inspiring English sources

Public officials should exercise better judgment before playing to a jaded perception fueled by emotion.

But Michael Powell will need to exercise better judgment during his tenure as F.C.C. chairman.

Given the volatile nature of the Clemens-McNamee dispute and the fact that it could lead to one of them going to prison for lying to Congress, committee members have to be more judicious and exercise better judgment.

According to the FTC, the ability for a consumer to exercise better judgment and common sense is indefensible when a glaring absence of disclosure is pervasive.

Obviously, none of these offensive problems eliminate Cutler's responsibility to exercise better judgment.

In fact, introverts are often able to exercise better judgment and deliver better results.

While the shooting had put people "at severe risk," she wrote, Mr. Folk was "capable of developing and exercising better judgment".

Thankfully he exercises better judgment within the covers of this meticulous and well-argued book.In this section Please don't go Never forget The heavens and the earth Lines of history Is nothing sacred?

W. Richard West Jr. "should have exercised better judgment" in spending funds from the National Museum of the American Indian on travel and other expenses during his tenure as founding director, the Smithsonian Institution's inspector general found in a report released on Tuesday.

He could have exercised better judgment when the now-defunct mortgage giant Countrywide Financial put him in a "VIP" mortgage program, the committee rightly said.

"I am very disappointed that the NFL and its hearing office didn't exercise better discretion and judgment in my case.