Sentence examples for judgement made from inspiring English sources

Or a judgement made by great connoisseurs likely to stand in history?

She said: "There was a judgement made by secretary of state and PM that continuity was needed … There were clear elements of openness.

His gracious presence, lively wit, never failing care for others, and astute judgement made our workplace better for all of us here.

In this respect, Piers Corbyn should publish his insights so that they can be scrutinised and a judgement made about their credibility.

Directing films is about control, and the more control the director likes – von Trier, Anderson and Scorsese, precision instruments all – the greater the unease with delegated judgement, made worse by an urge to storify each mid-air creak.

The judgement made by the examiner spokeswoman Julie Bolcer on Friday, said that the New York father of six died as a result of "compressions of his chest and prone positioning during physical restraint by police".

The result, despite a few lapses of judgement, makes for a buoyant evening.

Lord Keith's judgement makes clear the importance of "uninhibited public criticism" of democratically elected and public bodies.

The judgement makes this community not just vulnerable but also criminal and has pushed them to live a closeted life.

Inferences and judgements are made about a student's learning development based on the evidence provided by a student's performance; and judgement making uses evidence in comparison to a standard, or another performance (e.g. by another student).

The judgement makes it clear that US businesses cannot simply aid US espionage efforts in violation of European fundamental rights.