Sentence examples for exercising sound judgment from inspiring English sources

Is this really what we need — another president who trusts his gut rather than exercising sound judgment?

They are adept at processing information and exercising sound judgment.

That's easily remedied by deleting all those widgets and exercising sound judgment when it comes to adding new ones, but it's mildly irritating that you have to worry about it at all.

I argue that arriving at The Good is not a matter of opinion, but one of exercising sound judgment.

There's a legitimate difference between being discreet, as anyone trying to exercise power and keep a trust must sometimes be, and being silenced a difference, that is, between exercising sound judgment not to do or say something, and accepting blindly that something is simply "not done".

We exercised sound judgment in making the hard call over the holidays to protect public safety, based on credible information.

And you have an absolute obligation to exercise sound judgment based upon facts, and not simply faith.

"Please continue to exercise sound judgment when planning school trips, and be certain that you are familiar with applicable chancellor's regulations," Ms. Romandetto said in the two-paragraph memo.

Committees of doctors and nurses already exist in hospitals and hospices that can exercise sound judgment in controversial cases and advise on the parameters for the process of dying.

We trust this man with the nuclear codes, and to represent the entire population of the United States in global affairs, but we can't trust him to exercise sound judgment when it comes to composing emails?

Teens, she said, are too young, vulnerable and impulsive to exercise sound judgment about what should be shared publicly.