This trait was elaborated by Tolkien through the speech of Pippin: Faramir's leadership, skill-in-arms, and swift but hardy judgement proved valuable in battle, and earned him Gondor's respect during the War of the Ring.
When choosing the most suitable operation the possibility of maintaining the information about the relative importance of each input variable in building the relative sustainability judgement is a valuable criterion: for example, the aggregation operation chosen may indicate that the "equity" of a given action plan can be influenced differently by "social" and "economic" sustainability.
Moreover we believe that studies investigating care givers' judgements are most valuable if they allow comparisons with some norm and if they include an assessment of deviations from that norm.
This is especially valuable where substantial elements of scientific judgement are involved, as, almost invariably, they are with natural hazards.
As such, it provides valuable interpretative information about individual expert judgements, and helps to pinpoint the locations and severity of any disagreements between experts.
Turning to the activities of Glenn Mulcaire, Mr Goodman said: "Like him or hate him - and people can make their own judgements about what we did - he was a valuable resource for the paper.
In 2007, when Disney's High School Musical star Vanessa Hudgens was the victim of a nude photo leak, the then-18 year-old issued an ashamed and repentant statement, and a Disney Channel spokesperson called the pictures a "lapse in judgement" and added nastily, "We hope she's learned a valuable lesson".
I think the candour the participants showed over financial matters was really valuable and helps us make much more informed judgements as to whether to pursue this as a career.
Although the rationalistic approach is valuable in explaining how people should ideally make judgements under conditions of certainty, the behavioural approach is the better in explaining how people actually make judgements in uncertain conditions, and also identifying the bias-inducing psychological mechanisms people employ (mostly without conscious awareness) [28].
For these reasons, the Delphi method has been used commonly in educational research as a valuable method of exploring underlying assumptions leading to differing judgements [ 10].
