Sentence examples for judge the desirability of from inspiring English sources
The alternative mode of calculation was based on judgment -'directly judge the desirability' of possibilities- (Neurath 1919/1973, 146), justification by showing 'that it fits into the whole pattern of personal life of which we approve' (Neurath 1928/1973, 249), and extra-logical factors, or auxiliary motives.
Perhaps a loose criterion for judging the desirability of different market structures is American economist William Baumol's concept of "contestable markets": if a market is easy to enter and to exit, it is "contestable" and hence workably competitive.
That said, the Philippines has done rather poorly in the World Bank's (WB) Doing Business rankings, which judges the desirability of doing business in a country based on 10 key indicators.
Judges thus enforce the legal rules as they are announced, regardless of the judge's own view of the desirability of the legal rule or its impact on her personally.
The archdiocese may hope that by filing for bankruptcy, it will get a fresh start with a new judge with a different philosophy about the desirability of open proceedings.
What Goethe now denies is not the fulfilment of desire but the desirability of fulfilment.
The Paris motor show sport-utility coupé concept of 2016 created a lot of interest and you can now judge the X2's desirability for yourself.
The desirability of these scenarios for the EC is judged by the Europe 2020 policy goals: smart, sustainable and inclusive growth [1].
The debate about the desirability of shifting the onus to a judge-only tribunal has been unbalanced and ill-informed.
Therefore, the desirability of air capture as an environmentally useful technology should not be judged by its immediate usefulness for EOR.
Rather than trying to judge which states might opt out, CBO applied a probability recognizing that public opinion is divided regarding the desirability of a public plan and that some states might have difficulty enacting legislation to opt out.
