Sentence examples for important judgment from inspiring English sources

The court of appeal, in an important judgment last year, also agreed that adoption should be the last resort.

This is a very important judgment confirming the existence of vital procedural safeguards for travellers in ports and airports detained and compelled to answer questions in circumstances where refusal to answer may result in criminal conviction.

Indeed, any executive or investor who looked at the rankings to make any sort of important judgment about a firm's experience or volume of work would be looking in the wrong place.

Edwina Hannaford, Cornwall council's cabinet member for planning, said: "This is a hugely important judgment for Cornwall, St Ives town council and for the residents of St Ives who wanted to ensure that any new homes in the town would be the resident's sole or main residence.

But they also see Planned Parenthood's larger worldview — in which teen sexual activity is taken for granted, and the most important judgment to be made about a sexual encounter is whether it's clinically "safe" — as the enemy of the kind of sexual idealism they're trying to restore.

The ranks of endorsing leadership, the way they express their opinion, are important judgment standards for all functional bureaus.

It hasn't brought tranquility and reconciliation to the region but it has delivered a number of important judgments on individuals.

It's been clear for some time that they made the wrong calls on the important judgments of the last few years – opposing action to support the economy and action to keep people in jobs.

Proximity to Jack's ageing penis once every two months or so seemed quite often enough to Fiona, but she kept her counsel on this as she had some important judgments to make.

Tom was a great man whose humanity was as much evident in his good manners and treatment of his opponents as it is in the huge body of important judgments.

The distinguished team of lawyers and domestic violence experts who are defending her for free described it as "one of most important judgments to come out this year on women's – and thus human – rights".