Sentence examples for judgements at the from inspiring English sources

In turn, this suggests that operator judgements at the unloading of the cooker may be affecting the process.

"I don't think making snap judgements at the end of five months solid cricket is the right time to be doing it," Flower told BBC Sport's Joe Wilson.

Two legal judgements at the highest level in Europe in recent years have reaffirmed that all Member States' data retention regimes must comply with core principles of legality, necessity, and proportionality in order to avoid breaching citizens' fundamental rights.

Thirdly, and most importantly, asking clinicians to make rationing judgements at the point of care is a threat to patient trust and can harm the doctor-patient relationship.

However, this result also challenged the evaluation scenario: judgements on the relatedness of very specific instances can not be necessarily carried over to judgements at the level of STs.

It has been thought that there should be narrative humility and an avoidance of summarizing and making moral judgements at the end of the story as this may affect the wholistic nature of narratives via oversimplification, overgeneralization or judgementalism [ 16].

The judgment was unequivocal: "The President has failed to uphold, defend and respect the constitution as the supreme law of the land," said Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng, delivering the judgement at the court in Johannesburg.

That judgement at the upper tier, which allowed the man to stay, had nothing to do with the cat.

I make it a rule of all the characters I play to leave judgement at the door, and that goes for Simon as well.

He just said it it was a gamble he lost - he could have made money, but he lost out, due to his own poor judgement at the time.

The Independent Workers Union of Great Britainn (IWGB), which is defending the tribunal judgement at the hearings this week, backing former Uber drivers and co-claimants Yaseen Aslam and James Farrar, who brought the original case, has organized a demonstration to coincide with the hearing.