Sentence examples for issues of judgment from inspiring English sources

Steering and tying can also be against the law, the experts said, but they involve certain issues of judgment by the courts.

One senior source, with knowledge of the allegations against Hayman, said: "Nothing so far seen would on its own merit disciplinary action, but this does raise issues of judgment".

It's an issue of judgment, he says.

I think there is a real issue of judgment about whether some people's image is so bad it would actually damage the AV campaign.

"There is a real issue of judgment about whether some people's image is so bad it would actually damage the AV campaign," said Denham, a strong supporter of electoral reform.

To illustrate the breadth of these issues, in the 2009 issue of Judgment and Decision Making, neurobiologist Benjamin Hayden and evolutionary anthropologist Michael Platt use the example of the St . Petersburgparadox (Hayden and Platt [2009]; Figure 13) to underscore the fundamental differences between the mean and the median.

"There are certain issues that are a matter of judgment," Guillermo Nielsen, the finance secretary, said in Washington on Wednesday after meeting with an I.M.F.

Two new media ventures are doing just that – while also touching on sensitive issues of editorial judgment.

The Mets aren't cursed, just weighted down with ownership issues of bad judgment, putting purse strings in the wrong hands, spending too much for the wrong players.

All these historians find themselves contending with the issues of historical judgment: how much can you blame the people of the past for getting something wrong when they could not have known it was going to go so wrong?

Such rights decrease in strength and scope as children gain decision-making capacity, yet until the child reaches moral or legal competence, issues of substituted judgment and surrogate decision-making remain (Ross 2002).