Sentence examples for it is the judgment of from inspiring English sources
"It is the judgment of career analysts at the Treasury Department.
It is the judgment of the international missions that the flaws do not preclude a free and fair election.
For Yuri Yoshikawa, 30, of Japan, it is the judgment of the crowd that weighs on her mind.
"It is the judgment of this commission that these issues should be deferred to receive more study and public comment and consideration by a future charter revision commission," said Robert J. McGuire, the chairman of the commission.
It is the judgment of this panel that in the future, considering the sensitivity of this kind of mission, the O.S.D. should assure itself that serious limitations in detention/interrogation missions do not occur...
It is the judgment of the committee that considerable discretion should be left to the Secretary to deal with the varied and changing conditions in the various producing areas, in order to establish fair and equitable proportionate shares for farms in such areas.' H.R.Rep.No.
Afterward, at a news conference with General Jones, Defense Secretary Harold Brown said that "the mission was complex and difficult" but that "it was the judgment of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and myself that it was operationally feasible".
It was the judgment of a nice guy who does not always think things through.
For example, in January Philip Hammond assured the Commons that it was the "judgment" of the government that there was "no evidence" of Saudi breaches of international humanitarian law.
"It was the judgment of the union," Mr. Wetzel said, "that the resources and attention of the international and local union were better directed to putting the local on the right course and to leave those matters to federal prosecutors".
It was the judgment of Congress that price-fixing and the elimination of unfair competitive practices were appropriate methods for prevention of the financial ruin, low wages, poor working conditions, strikes, and disruption of the channels of trade which followed in the wake of the demoralized price structures in this industry.
