Sentence examples for its judgement from inspiring English sources

Cameron made that view known first in a phone call on Wednesday, but Algerians countered yesterday to Cameron that it had not been possible since in its judgement it was imperative to act immediately.

In an acceptance speech in Perth, Western Australia, Sir David said about his new namesake: "I take it that it is careful in its judgement, merciless, certainly beautiful and I will treasure it and I thank you very much indeed for this.

If the market says this is the seventh inning, I'll accept its judgement, and if it says it's the first inning, I'll keep sending batters up to the plate.

In turn, Microsoft's weakest point will be trying to respond to the mountain of evidence turned up in the lower-court trial of its bullying and, in Judge Jackson's view, anti-competitive actions against other firms.The appeals court has said it will attempt to act quickly, but it may not deliver its judgement for months.

Referring to the disgraced minister Jerome Cahuzac, he said "the judiciary is on the case - it will have to give its judgement".

In a summary of its judgement, the court said it "accepted the [UK] government's argument that each state has a wide discretion as to how it regulates the ban" both in terms of the type of offences covered and whether the matter should be defined in law or left for judges to decide.

He fed hungrily on memories of Oxford; its beauty, its rational ease, and the mature slowness of its judgements.

But it approaches its work with a rigour and a seriousness that mean, certainly when it comes to judging the fantastical top end of the restaurant trade, its judgements still carry a unique weight.

Like America's supreme court, the European court has been keen to create new case law by its judgements, normally to promote EEC integration, free trade and free competition.

Which means that Bernanke, despite all his protestations that the Fed is a non-partisan institution that bases its judgements on economics rather than politics, is destined to become an important player in the election, and quite possibly a lightning rod.

"Questions have been raised about the appropriateness of Ofsted's framework and the reliability and robustness of its judgements," Mr Stuart said.