Sentence examples similar to judgement in question from inspiring English sources

The Sunday Times says Labour has been "plunged into crisis", while the Mail on Sunday calls the situation "shambolic", and the Sunday People says Mr Miliband's judgement is in question.

In taking the decision whether to allow the quote the editor might consider such factors as: Is the source a respected person who is well-placed to pass judgement on the subject in question?

Going on to stress that the practice moves past a physical breach, but also represented a deep misplaced judgement over the women in question's sexual rights: "what is really important to realise about this practice is that it is really unjust that the police judge a woman's morality on if she is sexually active or not".

O'Donnell replied that he was "aware of the former statements" made by Hunt and that he was "satisfied that those statements do not amount to a pre-judgement of the case in question".

Parents/guardians will be asked to answer two subjective global transition judgement questions in the questionnaire packs (Additional file 6) distributed at 12 and 24 months.

This does not make the Conservatives weak on the common cause of combating antisemitism but it does call into question their judgement in choosing admirers of the Waffen-SS to be their new friends in Europe.

(Although Uber has said it will appeal the judgement, which also only applies to the group of drivers in question).

He also called for the Press Complaints Commission to be abolished – later repeated by Cameron and Nick Clegg – and called into question Cameron's judgement in hiring former News of the World editor Andy Coulson to be his Director of Communications.

A global transition judgement is a patient's overall assessment of how their health status has changed over the study period in question.

He justifies the arrests of the demonstrators in Washington last Mayday & also the practice of wiretapping The critical questions to ask candidates for the high courtmay not be about their "philosophies" but about their judgement on questions of fact.

In observing these baked bodies, Unarrom asks us to be critical with our own judgements; to question if what we see is actually what we think. .