Sentence examples for judge and conclude from inspiring English sources

In it, Kahneman demonstrates that our reasoning "System One" — our "blink," or fast-reacting system — may instantly judge and conclude based on information that is either inadequate or ill-considered, and frequently both.

Instead, the Court could locate only 'isolated instances' of a right to trial by judge, and concluded that these were 'clear departures from the common law.' Ibid.

Posner urges law professors to focus their scholarship on forms of inquiry that will actually prove useful to judges and concludes by asking that judges themselves recognize and acknowledge the limitations of their empirical knowledge.

Yesterday, however, Judges Randolph and Henderson went one step further than they had in November, reversing Judge Urbina's ruling, and concluding, as Judge Randolph declared (PDF), Petitioners... invoke the tradition of the Great Writ [habeas] as a protection of liberty.

Following the European example, it will do so only when politicians and judges conclude that democratic nations cannot put their own citizens to death and still be true to their own principles.

But the UK's most senior judges rejected his arguments and concluded the parking management firm had acted reasonably.

A saner perspective came from a federal judge who reviewed the case and concluded that "sleeping counsel is equivalent to no counsel at all".

Patterson found that many of Moussaoui's notes and letters to Judge Brinkema were "well-researched," and concluded that his decision to waive counsel was not the product of mental illness.

In a recent appeal hearing, the tribunal judge read my medical report and concluded on the back of it that, contrary to the Atos assessment, my patient was indeed incapable of working.

By definition, Chief Judge Walker did precisely this and concluded that he was capable of deciding this case -- which was randomly assigned to him -- fairly and impartially.

Moyes pronounced himself "keen to keep Landon," judged Donovan "keen to stay" and concluded that "all parties are keen".