Sentence examples similar to judgement which it concerns from inspiring English sources

And it cites on its website a number of recent successful court judgement which it has obtained.

The ANC has said it is appalled at the judgement, which it calls "an attempt to rewrite" South Africa's history.

Defence Secretary Philip Hammond said: "I am very concerned at the wider implications of this judgement, which could ultimately make it more difficult for our troops to carry out operations, and potentially throws open a wide range of military decisions to the uncertainty of litigation.

The modelled future road networks and population distributions are mostly based on well-documented and empirically tested relations, but to some extent rely on expert judgement, which in turn may raise doubts concerning their validity; a common problem for scenario approaches [21].

(Although Uber has said it will appeal the judgement, which also only applies to the group of drivers in question).

Thus, we apply some alternative journal weighting schemes that we believe are reasonable and leave it to the readers' judgement which scheme reflects the journals' quality best.

It is a matter of judgement which hallmarks are deemed necessary for considering the dynamics truly chaotic; see [6] for examples and further discussion on this point.

Thus, it escapes scrutiny for a time; but stocks that fail to grow will represent a judgement on its deliberations from which it cannot hide.

The judgement is too strong considering the intelligence on which it is based.

These debates are concerned respectively with whether or not one can make moral claims that apply universally, and whether or not a moral judgement can only be correct relative to the context about which it is made or the person who made it.

(2) Another is that it should preserve and explain the logical relations between moral judgements and other judgements which embed them, at least for central cases.