Sentence examples for judgement about how from inspiring English sources

It's too early to make any definitive judgement about how the green agenda will fare under the coalition.

I said that under no circumstances should they change their evening plans: I trusted their judgement about how best to plan their lessons, and that we would deal with the outcomes – good or bad – afterwards.

This involves a judgement about how to frame scientific reports and how to communicate most effectively.

On the epistemological interpretation, we are being asked to use a manner of speaking that expresses our suspension of judgement about how things are.

This is essentially a judgement about how long the current growth rate can be safely sustained, which in the OBR's view is not very long at all.

They've gotta be better than the existing ones, but I'll reserve judgement about how much better until I get actual ears-on experience.

This implies a deference to majorities' judgements about how the government can usher us into relationships in which children are adequately nurtured.

And, perhaps, anyone interested in dealing with you or selling you something could soon have an equal ability to read about your own personality and make their own judgements about how to influence you, what to sell to you and perhaps even how to make friends with you.

On this basis, the Ministry of Defence (whose spokesman recently complained about pay restrictions to a select committee) would have a performance agreement and a budget, but would make its own judgements about how many people to employ, with what skills and at what price.

However, Lewis thought that judgements about how a valued experience contributes to the value of a life as a whole, unlike some terminating judgements about how one valued experience will yield another valued experience, are not decisively verifiable or falsifiable.

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that people "have to make their own judgements" about how the shares would perform in the coming months.