Sentence examples for judgements it from inspiring English sources

Even some idiosyncratic moral judgements, it was suggested, might be explained in this way.

Judge Traverso said: "If any court permitted public opinion or emotion to influence their judgements it would lead to anarchy.

It not only displayed the assessment evidence and captured assessor judgements, it also included the Rasch mathematical calculations to progressively provide scores and reliability statistics.

If the constraints, or limits, on our imaginative practices when considering hypothetical situations are vital in our practice of making many of our modal judgements, it would make sense to similarly constrain the modal fiction.

Although there are reports of orthographic similarity effects (e.g., LOAD-TOAD vs. DIAL-MILE) on rhyme judgements, it is unknown whether (a) similar orthographic effects are present with homophone judgements, (b) the degree to which such orthographic effects interact with CA, and (c) the degree to which such orthographic effects interact with lexical status (words vs. nonwords).

The AHP method has many benefits (Brito et al. 2007): it is a well-known and accepted method; it is appropriate for handling conflicting concerns problems; it has the ability to quantify subjective judgements; it is capable of comparing alternatives in relation to established criteria; and it provides means to guarantee the logical consistency of the judgements.

Cameron made that view known first in a phone call on Wednesday, but Algerians countered yesterday to Cameron that it had not been possible since in its judgement it was imperative to act immediately.

However, HTC said that despite the judgement, it was sticking to its claims.

In the absence of a definitive "gold standard" for the judgement, it is desirable to try and bring novice professionals' judgemental risk thresholds to the level of competent professionals as quickly and effectively as possible.

Critical judgement: It's an "intriguing, unsubtle drama" according to Leonard Maltin.

No, sometimes success brings the opposite, and in these days of instant social media judgement, it brings it in force.