Sentence examples for exercised judgment from inspiring English sources

For reasons described below, the APA leaders who were making these decisions simply exercised judgment that was both bad and insensitive to the realities of human suffering.

It was refusing to exercise judgment.

It must exercise judgment to ensure customers are being treated fairly.

With a believable narrative, agility, flexibility, a willingness to exercise judgment and a skill for improvisation.

Why would the White House ask reporters to "exercise judgment," according to the author?

Judges, if imperfect, are at least set up, institutionally, to exercise judgment.

But Mr. Peres said, "I don't think that exercising judgment means stammering".

Editors and reporters need to identify priorities and exercise judgment: they cannot do everything.

"All of these add up to a serious failure in exercising judgment, responsibility and prudence," the report said.

"Since sensitive information can sometimes be publicly relevant, exercising judgment is always part of the journalist's profession.

"It is equally important that in implementing them the regulators exercise judgment to minimise the regulatory burden.