I'm not about to cast her into the outer darkness because of a single naïve and stupid instance of bad judgment.
Many instances of bad judgment, self-delusion and moral cowardice in postwar politics may be rooted in the inability of national leaders and transnational institutions to cope with the lessons that should have been learned from the Holocaust.
During the next several years, as the period of intensive historical discovery begins, we will gain a better understanding of whether the dark Clinton moments we now know of were isolated instances of atrocious judgment or the tip of an iceberg of consistent and flagrant abuse of presidential power.
"We uncovered some instances of errors of judgment, some perhaps even understandable in the circumstances, a few mishaps, items of miscommunication and some systemic wrinkles here and there," the report said.
And in the rare instance of his withholding judgment on an issue, he said he preferred to know something about the issue before opining, although, he added, tongue in cheek, that actual knowledge was not necessarily a requirement.
All you need is money, power or prestige; an instance of colossally bad judgment; and the brazen ability to put your sins behind you a little too quickly.
As Ali describes it, a book printed by the Saudi Ministry of Education and distributed to ninth graders, for instance, reads "the day of judgment will not arrive until Muslims fight Jews, and Muslims will kill Jews".
Recursive embedding seems to be able to generate all of language, whereas recursive embedding may only be applicable to deontic judgments about actions, and not, for instance, to judgments about norms, institutions, situations, and character traits.
Mr. Pouliot, who worked for Mr. Banner's company, cited another instance of Mr. Banner's judgment.
If someone tells you that he "doesn't approve" of what you're doing, we've got a clear instance of one subjective individual judgment.
