Sentence examples for independence of judgment from inspiring English sources

For the sake of holding on to clients, too many lawyers have put aside their independence of judgment.

We sought to create practical guidance on ensuring adequate clinical or content expertise while maintaining independence of judgment on systematic review teams.

As authoritarian and determined as he sometimes appeared, he lacked the firmness and independence of judgment that a surer sense of confidence in himself might have afforded him.

"Our experience with colonialism rekindled even more forcefully our attachment to independence of judgment and autonomy of action," Mr. Vajpayee said.

The representatives elected to the National Assembly (which replaced the historic States General) were not delegates of provincial assemblies by whose decisions they were bound but deputies with full independence of judgment.

"Only a noble soul can attain true independence of judgment and exercise respect for other people's rights, while any so-called nobleman prefers to conceal his vulgarity behind such cheap shields as an illustrious name and a coat of arms.

Moreover, provided they were genuinely selected for their independence of mind and judgment, shareholders might feel they were being better served than by the alternative: people who tick the right boxes, but ask the wrong questions.* "Back to the Drawing Board", by Colin Carter and Jay Lorsch.

"Over these last few months, I have lost confidence in the prosecutor's independence of mind and judgment in this case," Nosanchuk said.

Is there a firm in America that is not seeking several new directors who can demonstrate unquestioned independence of mind and sound judgment (if they can add up, they even get to chair the audit committee), to reassure investors and comply with new corporate-governance legislation?

I wish that directors were really "exercising their fiduciary responsibility to shareholders" and firing auditors whose cozy relationships with management reduced the independence of their judgment.

We concluded that, despite their positions inside the Nebraska prison and Georgia hospital, these medical professionals were capable of exercising the independence of professional judgment required by due process.