The phrase "judgement over" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is used to signify the end of someone's judgment or assessment of a situation. For example, "After weighing all of the evidence, the judge put their judgement over and declared the defendant guilty."
The judgement over what we consider to be an "acceptable" manifestation of desire is necessarily subjective.
Were Ms. Boca's fellow Salon patrons really peering at her in judgement over their worn issues of Us Weekly?
He could make the case that he was the better candidate for the times – experience and judgement over youth and charisma.
More worrying is Trachtenberg's claim, which runs as follows: "Fundamentally I do not think the critics should be making a moral judgement over the subject matter".
To call the police paranoid and homophobic is a little strong, but they have not showed much guile or judgement over this.
Goldberg implied she had "reserved… judgement" over the history allegations of rape, put forward by 16 different women against the comedian.
As Parham demonstrated, that judgement was over-harsh: the Russian master was trying to impose his own aesthetic on something which was simply alien to it.
"Fine judgements" over the level of force used are not expected, says the Crown Prosecution Service.
"As UK court judgements over the past two years have confirmed, our bulk collection does not equal bulk surveillance.
There's nothing normal about thumbing through a dead man's fully-reconstructed record collection and feeling his silent judgements over your shoulder.
Excluding any kind of value judgements over what games are "better," those made by tens of people or those made by hundreds, I have a gut personal preference for small development teams.
