Sentence examples for force a judgment from inspiring English sources
There is no need to force a judgment on someone right when you meet them.
He ruled that a master could not take a slave out of Britain by force, a judgment seen as a key stage in the eventual abolition of the slave trade.
As lord chief justice, in 1772 he ruled that a master could not take a slave out of Britain by force, a judgment seen as a key stage in the eventual abolition of the slave trade.
But when, as here, the old practice provides no clear answer, see infra, at 9-11, we are forced to make a judgment about the scope of the Seventh Amendment guarantee without the benefit of any foolproof test.
The trouble with making a single camera comedy (a comedy that doesn't have a laugh track and isn't performed in front of a studio audience) is that you're forced to make a judgment call if something is funny based only on your instincts instead of actual laughter.
The Saudi government, she said, would either have to waive its diplomatic privileges to defend itself in the lawsuit -- for example, allow Saudi officials to testify -- or simply not defend the suit and be forced to pay a judgment "even where, as in this case, the claims have no merit," Ms. Shapiro said.
Overnight, an agency was forced to make a judgment on potential health risks that would properly take years of carefully designed study to determine.
As a practical matter, plaintiffs are often willing to settle for a fraction of the judgment instead of forcing a company into bankruptcy, says Dean.
Withdrawing authorial judgment and forcing an audience to construct its own moral relationship with the material is risky.
After Congress upgraded her title to assistant secretary of state for human rights and humanitarian affairs, she saw the change as a powerful mandate to force moral judgments to the table in negotiations with foreign leaders over humanitarian aid and security packages.
The observers had to make a two-alternative forced choice judgment about which stimulus was the target.
