Sentence examples for judgement for instance from inspiring English sources
But every complete sentence can be used without expressing a judgement, for instance as the antecedent or consequent of a conditional.
In the case of health personnel, these definitions are based either on a value judgement – for instance, how much care people should receive – or on a professional determination – such as deciding what is the appropriate number of physicians for the general population.
Both tech platforms prefer to couch themselves as content distribution platforms, rather than content publishers — typically denying they have a role in editorially shaping what their users see, despite making what some might term 'editorial judgements' to, for instance, remove certain types of content from their platforms.
For instance, my judgement that yesterday was Thursday actualizes the same belief as the judgement I could have given voice to yesterday by "Today is Thursday").
This may require further apologizing - for stupid assumptions you made, for errors in judgement, or for letting your emotions get the better of you, for instance.
We find for instance in Husserl's fifth Logical Investigation an account of judgements which deviates from Brentano in all three respects.
If one judges, for instance, that all men are mortal, one has first to analyse this judgement to find out that this is a negative judgement in which the object 'immortal human being' gets rejected.
Comparative risk judgements were measured using the direct method [ 4], which has been employed extensively, for instance in national health surveys [ 20].
For instance, in California you must fill out a form called an "Abstract of Judgement," the name of the form, however, will vary by state.
