Sentence examples for for judgments from inspiring English sources

Still, it is early for judgments.

It might end up being a big price to pay for judgments about national security.

It leaves room for judgments on a "case-by-case basis," giving regulators wide discretion.

But in 2002, Mr. Bush signed legislation allowing payment for judgments from the frozen assets of terrorist states.

Thus, the new rhetoric, elaborating a logic for judgments of value, is indispensable for the analysis of practical reasoning.

Her legendary dedication to clients remains seemingly undiminished by decades of prison visits and interminable waits for judgments in gloomy courthouse corridors.

Congress passed a measure in October 1998 that called for the State Department and the Treasury Department to assist victims of terrorism to locate money for judgments.

In 1999, the city was liable for $118 million for judgments in malpractice cases, the highest expenditure among any type of city claims that year.

Congress passed a measure in 1998 that called for the State and Treasury Departments to assist victims of terrorism to locate money for judgments.

But if the grim churn of world politics slanted opinions in the 1930s, postwar critics had less of an alibi for judgments that now look distinctly hasty.

The initial payment will come from a Treasury Department fund for judgments, but the Treasury will recover the money from the Energy Department, Mr. O'Connell said.