Sentence examples for judgement whether from inspiring English sources

Mr Annan failed to authorise a Nato intervention, telling the council that it should "make its own judgement" whether Yugoslavia was complying with UN resolutions.

Perram is familiar with how this plays out overseas, and wrote in the published judgement: Whether speculative invoicing is a lawful practice in Australia is not necessarily an easy matter to assess.

He said it was up to broadcasters' own judgement whether or not they chose to show the video, but said that "having seen it myself, I can say it just repels people".

He needs to exercise judgement whether he's in this country or not.

The judgement whether a phrase is wellformed, under this view, is the outcome of a process of deduction.

The second step is to make a judgement whether there are missing events in the point pattern of ({(t_i^prime, m_i^prime ), i=1,2,ldots,n_mathrm{obs}}).

For once we have sorted out the intuitive principles behind our philosophical judgements, whether by armchair reflection or empirical surveys, we still need to assess their worth.

However, much of the recruitment process is based on initial judgements, whether physical or otherwise.

We also recommend that researchers fully report their methodological approach, so that given differing conceptions of research quality research users can make their own judgements whether study results are useful to them.

In the end you have to make a judgement [about whether they merit following up].

Everything from a snap judgement about whether the Guardian review reflects your opinion.