Sentence examples for judgement on issues from inspiring English sources

"Secondly, we also believe that it is wrong in principle to leave search engines themselves the task of deciding whether to delete information or not, based on vague, ambiguous and unhelpful criteria, and we heard from witnesses how uncomfortable they are with the idea of a commercial company sitting in judgement on issues like that".

Mr Vonderhaar's team's judgement on colour issues is helped by one highly innovative cog in the design process.

Although my judgement on most issues may be clouded by childhood memories of events, in an era when I didn't seem to have a worry in the world, I will argue with anyone that the FA Cup in this period was far better than anything we can offer today.

People should be allowed "to make their own judgement on these issues democratically at the ballot box", added Mr McGuinness.

In fact, Hillary's judgement on big issues has always been questionable, going way back to her formulation of a costly Rube Goldberg-style health care proposal during her husband's administration.

Design issue II - judgement on result acceptability: Adjudicators, or decision mechanisms, generally come in two flavours, voters and Acceptance Tests (ATs).

First of all, to take this reason seriously, one has to suspend judgement on a number of issues.

The NAACP had not rushed to judgement on the issue, saying that race was not a disqualifying factor for leadership in the organization.

The US secretary of state questioned Mr Netanyahu's judgement on the issue.

"We're disappointed at Steven's poor judgement on this issue and have also taken our own internal disciplinary action in line with club policy.

However concerns have been raised that it still doesn't do enough – and may run into problems if, once again, Europeans turn to their supreme courts for a judgement on the issue.