Sentence examples for judgement in which from inspiring English sources

The title, "A Pen of All Work," is from Byron's "The Vision of Judgement," in which the mediocre poet Robert Southey proposes to ghostwrite a memoir for Satan and, upon being rebuffed, extends the same offer to the archangel Michael.

The most surprising thing about Facebook's trending stories isn't that the human editors behind them occasionally exercise their own judgement in which stories they do or don't link to; it's that even with humans working directly on the feature, it's still awful.

Now, all the Democratic candidates are being forced to respond to Scheindlin's sweeping judgement, in which she said that the N.Y.P.D. "adopted a policy of indirect racial profiling," and that a federal monitor should be appointed to make sure the department reforms the program and respects the constitutional rights of all New Yorkers.

Islamabad High Court Chief Justice Iqbal Hameed ur Rahman yesterday issued a 15-page judgement in which he threw out the case registered against Rimsha and urged Muslims to be extraordinarily "careful" while levelling such allegations, according to the Agence France-Presse.

The key is to obtain a judgement in which the judge agrees your bank has breached its statutory duty.

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.

The problem raised for such an account by the Naiyāyika is that it is possible to make trans-modality judgements, in which the deliverances of one sense-faculty are compared with another.

This is truly a haven of non-judgement in which my gender will never be an issue, they even made all the livery rose pink to make me feel more comfy.

We addressed this question in an fMRI study with a 2 × 2 design that (1) contrasted decisions about action and non-action (visual) features and (2) compared easy, low-control judgements, in which participants selected a globally semantically-related item with more difficult, high-control judgements, in which the target was only related via a specific feature.

Studies using judgement mapping (in which researchers, experts or patients make judgements about how EQ-5D items relate to those on the source instrument) were excluded.

In some of the judgement situations in which the EF value was not used as an argument, other ECHO information was utilized, such as left ventricular hypertrophy or restricted motility of the ventricular wall.