Sentence examples for judgements apply from inspiring English sources

So why don't the same judgements apply to politics?" (Why not, indeed?) And finally, Fox's favourite quote – from Tennyson's "In Memoriam": "So many worlds, so much to do, so little done, such things to be".

This judgement applied to the test cases from the states of Kansas, South Carolina, Virginia, and Delaware.

Consequently, to state that something is just under capitalism is simply a judgement applied to those elements of the system that will tend to have the effect of advancing capitalism.

He said: "This judgement applies a wider scope to ministerial decision making than has existed to date, and indicates that Ministers should look at the merits of school closure, not just the process".

The majority judgement applied the test in Lange v ABC.

Minimal judgement: applying the index should require minimal judgement.

Instead of "She's so blond," see how it feels to have that judgement applied to yourself - "I'm so blond".

However, the evidence is not sufficiently developed to enable the panel to make judgements that apply specifically to cancer survivors and are distinct from those for people without cancer (Food, Nutrition, Physical Activity, and the Prevention of Cancer: A Global Perspective, Chapter 9, Cancer survivors, pp 342 347).

Remember to use your best judgement and apply these methods conservatively.

We aimed at verifying whether the hemispheric specialisation for categorical/coordinate spatial judgements also applies to the spatial imagery domain by the use of whole-brain fMRI.

He thus argued first that inferring is one of the forms of judgement: "if we take judging in its most natural sense, that is as decision on evidence after deliberation, then inferring is just one of those form of apprehending to which the words judging and judgement most properly apply" (SI, 86).