Sentence examples for judgement to make from inspiring English sources

"I've got that judgement to make and the England [and Wales ] Cricket Boardwill have that judgement to make as well," he said.

[Voice rises again] "That's a premature judgement to make, because I've always been a positive person.

There was no such judgement to make today simply because it was not a march.

It was a hard judgement to make, but in reality the choice was clear.

Amid reports of a split in the coalition over the issue, he added there was a "difficult judgement" to make.

"It's a free society here and as far as things like that are concerned everyone has got their own judgement to make on what they want to do," Mackay added.

She recalls it as she does Sarajevo, with her indelible humanism and few judgements to make.

"We recognise that there will be difficult judgements to make on whether links should be removed.

The regulatory framework may leave some GPs with difficult judgements to make.

"It's a terrible, difficult judgement call to make.

18 Each question on the checklist will be answered with a yes/no response or noted as unclear if insufficient information is reported to enable a judgement to be made, and the reasons for the judgement made will be documented.