Sentence examples for judgement is based from inspiring English sources

This judgement is based on his dealings with them four years ago, when they were, respectively, Economic Secretary to the Treasury and Environment Secretary four years ago.

The often diverging assessments of both groups could partially be explained by their literally different view on landscapes, on which their judgement is based.

1 This judgement is based on the following observation.

However, accident type is defined in Finland by the involved traffic elements and police judgement of the accident, while in Sweden the judgement is based on registered involved traffic elements and their movements during the accident.

Chairman of the Sub-Committee, Baroness Prashar, said the HoL committee's judgement is based on the view that the ruling does not take into account the effect on smaller search engines — "which, unlike Google, are unlikely to have the resources to process the thousands of removal requests they are likely to receive".

DJ's are a creative bunch – So the criteria for judgement is based on a succinct set of skills, originality, song selections, stage presence, and crowd reaction.

Assertions are traditionally judged along a scale sliding from factual to phantasmagorical, the judgement being based on the extent to which they accord with conditions obtaining in the actual world.

This result is striking because the mammogram on which the judgement was based had no mass.

The court's judgement was based on the decision that a woman's right to terminate her pregnancy came under the freedom of personal choice in family matters, as protected by the Constitution.

Aronson's judgement was based on Albert Victor's "adoration of his elegant and possessive mother; his 'want of manliness'; his 'shrinking from horseplay'; [and] his 'sweet, gentle, quiet and charming' nature", as well as the Cleveland Street rumours and his opinion that there is "a certain amount of homosexuality in all men".

In every case, repair judgement was based on improvement in erosions, and not on improvement in joint space narrowing.