If those questions were never asked, or if that kind of vetting process was conveniently and inexplicably side-stepped when Coulson went to No10, then that ceases to be an issue of judgement, and instead becomes something more serious.
When it comes to arguments of 'commercial confidentiality' around public services contracts, the information commissioner acknowledges that this is one of the exemptions that can come into play under the Freedom of Information Act, but adds that it is always an issue of judgement.
Lack of consensus, as evidenced by three different recommendations [ 5, 44– 46], makes it difficult to conclude that our findings are clinically irrelevant and not merely an issue of "judgement".
These issues will always be a matter of judgement and differing opinion, but we feel that the IDMC's role must include an assessment of clinical benefit in addition to looking at the primary endpoint, and it is in everyone's interest that the decision to abandon a trial in favour of the new treatment is taken with the utmost gravity.
It is a matter of judgement.
Some issues are a matter of opinion, personal judgement and personal preference but even in these matters sound reasoning can improve the quality of mental functioning.
In our experience, it's important for employers and employees to create a forum to talk about stress and mental health issues without fear of judgement.
Currently, there are neither conceptual developments nor empirical evidence on the issue of integrating judgements and statistical forecasts for slow/intermittent demand items.
My main issue with veganism, however, is the niggling sense of judgement.
