Sentence examples for judgement to consider from inspiring English sources

Knowledge users (eg, future systematic review authors or guideline developers) could then use their judgement to consider the credibility of the MID on a continuum from 'highly credible' to 'very unlikely to be credible'.

He argued that ethical judgement has to consider the specific circumstances of each trial.

The judge has reserved judgement and has retired to consider her verdict.

Assessment of impairment has to consider that the parents' judgements differ considerably from self-reported impairment.

Mr Justice Newey will then leave Court 26 and retire to consider his judgement, something he's not expected to deliver until early 2014.

Well, the LDS ought to consider casting judgement on Romney's partnership with conspiracy hate websites like Breitbart.com, which churns out a daily avalanche of wild, resentment-filled invective under the guise of "news".

The consequences of England's humiliatingly early elimination from their own World Cup are almost too profound to consider instantly, though judgement will be immediate and brutish.

The Met Police said it takes allegations of electoral fraud and malpractice extremely seriously and would take time to consider the election judgement.

However, use of the toolkit is still relevant, as it prompts the user to consider and make judgements about issues such as technology use and development, and as such the toolkit would still be useful as an aid in considering information for possible adaptation.

Everyone involved with this case is disappointed with the outcome and will need time to digest the judgement and consider their options".

"Everyone involved with this case is disappointed with the outcome and will need time to digest the judgement and consider their options," he said.