Sentence examples for judgements from from inspiring English sources

A digital library of selected full text legal instruments (charters, protocols, judgements) from around Africa.

We report the findings of an experiment in which listeners made speaker discrimination judgements from pairs of volitional and spontaneous laughter samples.

The results from two experiments demonstrate that context increases the stability of judgements from perceptions after brief exposure to those after self-paced exposure and from perceptions after self-paced exposure to those of after site use.

The colleges that made it through with positive judgements from our teams of peer reviewers have been able to apply to the Home Office for highly trusted sponsor status and a Tier 4 licence to recruit students from outside the EU.

The researchers then look at the effectiveness of a number of ways of assessing teachers, including classroom observations, value-added measures, pupil feedback, judgements from senior leaders, self-reports and looking at lesson plans and assignments and teacher portfolios, including reflective logs.

Nevertheless, there remains a vast worldwide industry dedicated to stopping you from watching things: a hidden global army of people haunting production suites armed with clipboard and pen, passing judgements from legal benches, gently but firmly telling broadcasters what's good for them.

Inevitably, this involves a judgement opinion from the reviewing radiologist.

Journaling Provides You A Judgement-Free Space Moft importallly of all, journaling allows you to express your true self, without judgement from others.

That's an excellent bit of judgement from Smith and the keeper AB de Villiers.

There really is no right and wrong, and no place for judgement from either side.

Poor judgement from the Brazilian to let henman in - he leaves a Henman shot which falls just inside the baseline.