Sentence examples for judgement that a from inspiring English sources

However, on Wednesday, Judge George O'Toole denied their motion, saying that his review of the jurors' questionnaires had "confirmed rather than undermined" his judgement that a fair and impartial jury can be chosen.

The judgement that a school was failing "empowered" head teachers to take corrective action, she said.

As already mentioned, he uses the sign "A+" to express the positive judgement that A exists, and the sign "A−" to express the negative judgement that A does not exist.

This would seem to entail that these sentences are inconsistent with any judgement that a sentence expressing only the belief component would be inconsistent with.

Rosmini defines conscience as a 'speculative judgement that a person makes about the morality of his practical judgement' (C19), that is, a judgement by which individuals come to know the moral value of their actions without necessarily acting upon it.

The Northern Ireland Equality Commission has welcomed the judgement that a Christian-run bakery discriminated against a gay customer by refusing to make a cake with a slogan supporting same-sex marriage, calling it "significant".

"This is a landmark judgement that corrects a historical wrong against girls.

The campaign had appealed against a legal judgement that rejected a previous court challenge to the local plan.

Bridges, who had worked for the Met for 11 years, was described as a highly-effective and motivated officer but had shown a "gross lack of judgement" that was a "real shame for the organisation", said AC Hewitt.

Given a judgement that occurs simultaneously with a sensation, one could in principle make that very same judgment without having any sensation, and one could in principle have those very sensations without making any judgments.

The phrase morbidly obese has come to infer an emotional subtext and judgement that goes beyond a medical classification.