Sentence examples for judgement with the from inspiring English sources

The BBC said in a statement on Friday: "This guidance is old, out of date and does not reflect the BBC's long-standing position that programme makers have freedom to exercise their editorial judgement with the editorial policy team available to provide advice around sensitive issues on a case-by-case basis.

The design of rolls and pass-schedules, however, are still carried out relying on individual empirical knowledge and judgement, with the consumption of much time and labor.

BBC London 94.9's Kevin Hand: "Northants' errors in judgement with the bat on day one were further magnified by the judgement of the Middlesex batsmen.

"This time, we face this inadequate judgement with the clarity given by this report about what is going to be different and how we make change and improvement stick," he said.

"South Pas City Council approved a consent judgement with the Regional Water Quality Control Board and Attorney General in November after violating the Clean Water Act and allowing 26 raw sewage spills between 2007 and 2011.

Except at its base the reliquary is slim, with two faces; the front view shows the end of the world and the Last Judgement, with the Trinity and saints above and the resurrection of the dead below, and the relic of a single long thorn believed to come from the crown of thorns worn by Jesus when he was crucified.

Also, raising them to have a sound mind and judgement with all the craziness going on in the world.

Metrological concepts, in particular expanded uncertainty, confidence level and conformity assessment, are used to reinterpret expert judgements, with the aim of transferring as much as possible the expert judgement know-how into a semi-automated evaluation process of X-ray images.

This design investigates judgement accuracy by explicitly comparing participants' judgements with the ecological criteria.

For the judgements with the feet, the chair was lifted to a height such that the feet were at the height of this rail.

Moreover, they may be called upon to share their own judgements with the group, requiring greater deliberation than they might engage in when alone.