Sentence examples for judgement applying from inspiring English sources

Minimal judgement: applying the index should require minimal judgement.

This judgement applied to the test cases from the states of Kansas, South Carolina, Virginia, and Delaware.

Consequently, to state that something is just under capitalism is simply a judgement applied to those elements of the system that will tend to have the effect of advancing capitalism.

He said: "This judgement applies a wider scope to ministerial decision making than has existed to date, and indicates that Ministers should look at the merits of school closure, not just the process".

The majority judgement applied the test in Lange v ABC.

Instead of "She's so blond," see how it feels to have that judgement applied to yourself - "I'm so blond".

So why don't the same judgements apply to politics?" (Why not, indeed?) And finally, Fox's favourite quote – from Tennyson's "In Memoriam": "So many worlds, so much to do, so little done, such things to be".

The problem in this case is not the process, but the fact that the police have shown a lack of judgement in applying the criminal law in such a heavy-handed fashion.

In that case, Arafiles allegedly failed to adequately supervise a physician assistant at a weight loss clinic and failed to exercise independent medical judgement when applying protocols written by the clinic's owner.

But in a 5-4 vote, split along the same conservative-liberal lines as the earlier case, the court's conservative justices said the 2010 judgement also applies to state campaign finance laws.

"Girls' bodies and dress are often policed much more severely than boys', and – especially when you start throwing around words like 'modest' and 'demure' – there is a real sense of girls being judged and valued on their dress and a moral judgement being applied in a way that certainly isn't happening to their male peers," Bates said.