Sentence examples for given judgement from inspiring English sources

Using the given judgement bias test design we have failed to validate it as a tool for the assessment of changes in affective states induced by housing conditions in Japanese quail.

The Japanese requested that the French advisers be given judgement in France; however, due to popular support in France for their actions, the former French advisers in Japan were not punished for their actions.

The non-violent policy of the ANC was put in issue by the state, but when the court gave judgement some five years later, it found that the ANC did not have a policy of violence.

"I do believe closed material procedures are a way that the judiciary can make a judgement on the validity of these claims and give a ruling and give judgement.

In the dash to prepare the environment to meet our future requirements, we desperately need rational heads independently giving judgement on food safety.

After that, judges start giving judgements not based not on the law, but on which party is scarier.

Instead it is a place where flesh-and-blood, average Joes and Janes are given leave to pass judgement on the work of others and, depending on their sugar intake, sexual activity, and general mood, arbitrarily dismiss or accept that work on a whim.

On that question, Fifa's family has given its judgement.

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.

She insisted to New Scientist, "I didn't say, and I've been misquoted universally, that [technology] rots the brain and it's bad, I've never given value judgements, ever".

"Michael Gove should not seek to discredit Ofsted because Ofsted has given negative judgements to under-performing free schools," he said.