Sentence examples for given a judgement from inspiring English sources

Given a judgement that occurs simultaneously with a sensation, one could in principle make that very same judgment without having any sensation, and one could in principle have those very sensations without making any judgments.

But in 1973 the Lebanese cleric Musa Sadr had given a religious judgement that the Alawi were coreligionists of the Shia, and over time this slowly gave an additional layer to Iran-Syria relations.

The seven Harris academies, which are sponsored by the carpet tycoon Lord Harris of Peckham, were in the news last week when one of them – Harris Academy Crystal Palace – was given a "perfect" judgement by Ofsted inspectors.

When there was still no agreement, a third trained reviewer gave a final judgement based on his own judgement and information of the other two reviewers.

"Judicial decisions are respected precisely because all the evidence is heard in open court subject to acceptance and judges give a reasoned judgement which explains their decision".

Earlier in his episcopate, Bloet had aided Christina of Markyate's family in their attempts to get the religious hermit to marry, at one point giving a judicial judgement that she must marry, which she refused to do.

The overall results suggest that the benchmark gives a fair judgement of the relative performance of the methods, but the score variations again demonstrate the importance of evaluating methods on many different datasets.

Where the reviewers disagreed and could not achieve consensus, a third reviewer (DU) gave a final judgement.

According to the students, the assessment checklists were not helpful in providing specific feedback, because the clinicians were only required to check boxes before giving a final judgement.

Students felt a high learning effect (4.0 ± 0.7) and gave an overall judgement for the whole learning scenario of 4.3 ± 0.7 (Likert scales as before; Figure 4).

To give such a judgement is a legal task of complaint committees.