Sentence examples for judge values from inspiring English sources

Richard G. Darman, who was President George Bush's budget director and was involved in Republican debate preparations in the 1980 , 1984 1988 and 1992 campaigns, said the focus on style over substance was "regrettable but may not be such a negative because the electorate is using its intuition to judge values, character and personality".

Have we introduced a significant problem when we teach students to judge values, standards, and beliefs critically?

But that is a relatively rare thing because it is expensive and I have to judge value to the licence fee and how much it costs".

He identifies what he calls the eight "neural pillars of wisdom": emotional regulation; the ability to judge value; moral reasoning; compassion; humility; altruism; patience; and coping with uncertainty.

For instance, the judge valued Ernst & Young at $5.53 billion, a sum that does not take into account the huge premium that the firm received in the sale of its consulting practice.

However, it is also important not simply to judge value based on relative context.

They will benefit from well-conducted studies on benefits, but will judge value for money themselves through the price and perceived benefit.

Know that the specialized histories of those disciplines normally will be taught and studied by people inside that specific subject to be able to judge value of historical events of that subject.

"If judges valued survivors more, maybe the Brock Turners of the world would as well".

He/she was also asked to categorize it as equal to medial sensation (marked score 0), or less than medial sensation, yet >50% of its judged value (marked score 1) or <50% of the judged medial sensation value (marked score 2).

Judges value their time and energy as much as the rest of us".