Sentence examples for have made judgments from inspiring English sources

And we have made judgments about the integrity of that information and have reported that.

Of course, many Creoles have held themselves apart from darker-skinned blacks, have made judgments and drawn distinctions based on poisonous but pervasive notions of white superiority.

"I think she's bothered that people have made judgments about her without knowing much about her," said Ms. Bush's editor, Kate Jackson.

In a statement issued through the Christian Legal Centre, Page, who previously worked as an NHS manager, said: "As a highly experienced magistrate, I have made judgments on thousands of cases and in each case have come to my decision based on the evidence, and the evidence alone, placed before me and my colleagues.

Because when we train a system to do something like diagnosed cancer, we're basically collecting the knowledge that thousands of doctors have made judgment calls on in the past and accumulating that into a system.

Asked whether he saw a contradiction in his stance, Mr. Stern said: "I've made judgments.

Carr said 15 foreign secretaries of the United States had written memoirs and each had made judgments about what material to use.

Mr. de Klerk's National Party took Mr. Tutu and Mr. Boraine to court, charging them with having made judgments before all testimony was gathered.

Evaluative skill or expertise in having made judgments about students' efforts on similar tasks in the past.

For now The Times has made judgment calls about who gets what.

In dispensing with "unsatisfactory", "poor" and "very poor", replacing them with the full-facial tattoo of "inadequate", it has made judgment at the lower end binary.