Sentence examples for judgement would be from inspiring English sources

What grounds do we have to think that their judgement would be of higher quality in making decisions about spending taxpayers' money than it is when they are spending their own?

He again indicated he was prepared to allow the judicial review to proceed although the full judgement would be handed down on Tuesday.

Mr Russell added that the implications of the judgement would be referred to the Commission on the Delivery of Rural Education.

And that judgement would be made in more-or-less the same way today as it would have been under Carney's predecessors, King and George - namely on an assessment of whether the economy was growing above capacity, bringing the risk of self-reinforcing rises in wages and other costs determined by domestic demand.

The possible judgement would be too much to handle, and what if I didn't like it?

From 1966 until 1968, the UK confidentially discussed with Argentina the transfer of the Falklands, assuming its judgement would be accepted by the islanders.

Under the plans, Strasbourg judgements would be treated as "advisory" rather than binding while the UK's Supreme Court would be "the ultimate arbiter" on human rights matters.

In other words the judgements would be consistently off the mark" (p 210).

All participants were advised before interviews that no judgements would be made regarding their responses and/or knowledge regarding preoperative PFMT.

The risk – some say the likelihood – is that if government tried to bounce parliament into that kind of snap judgement, it would be vulnerable to another legal action.

The CQC said the latest information was not a final judgement, but would be used to prioritise which trusts to inspect earlier in the process.