Sentence examples for imposed judgement from inspiring English sources
Desgrange was also upset that the UVF had imposed judgement on his race when he had already disciplined riders as he saw fit.
Examinations of the patient interval often impose judgements as to the acceptability of its length.
Vetting via individual support as it applies to any work is organic and does not impose default judgement, which insists on mass compliance and does not honor the inherent rights of citizens.
He's not going to impose value judgements on that message.
The BBC has obtained a transcript of the judgement which imposed the seven-year director disqualification on Mr Whyte.
Not only does this make comparison between studies problematic [ 42], it also imposes an arbitrary judgement on timeliness of help-seeking across cancer sites that will have very different patterns of symptom development.
The four items that factored together in the first scale were derived from the work by Nack[ 3, 4], surrounding the 'tribes of womanhood' and included moral judgement statements typically imposed on women as opposed to men, resulting in the name 'female-specific moral stigma'.
The new rulings standardise punishment across the members, meaning federations will lose the power to impose their own judgements.
In order to assess this possibility, we examined the forces being externally imposed on the robot handle during the judgement phase of each trial.
Lanham told jurors he thought it was safe to overtake, but admitted: "I think it was an error of judgement". Also imposing an 18-month driving ban, Mr Justice William Davis told him: "You took a risk.
