Sentence examples for judgements remain from inspiring English sources

Despite the development of new rating scales and visual methods, then, the boundaries between what Martin Roth called 'senile dementia and its borderlands' remain blurred, and psychiatrists acknowledge that 'clinical judgements' remain vital in these instances (ibid.: 27; Roth, 1980).

During the late 1960s, he reminded colleagues that individual judgements remained vital both to selecting the appropriate scale and to interpreting data once it had been used.

That predication and judgement remain distinct acts also in the case of double judgements can be seen from the following fact: When we imagine a person (perhaps oneself) who is double-judging that S is P, we can disagree with the second part of her judgement, and still form the complex presentation of an S which is P.

The consequences endured by the police officer for his bad judgement remain unknown.

As always, all errors of content and judgement remain the responsibility of the authors.

After all, some people seem to make perfectly sound moral judgements but remain unmoved to action by them.

Legal to possess and buy, but illegal to sell or supply... 125 substances are thought to not be affected by the judgement and remain as illegal as ever, including cannabis, heroin and cocaine.

Despite nurses' judgements being studied since the 1960s, the empirical picture of how time pressure impacts on nurses' judgement strategies and outcomes remain undeveloped.

The UK is currently in the process of leaving the 28 Member State European Union bloc, however it's worth noting that the European Court of Human Rights is entirely separate to the EU — so the country will remain bound by judgements made by the court even after it departs the EU.

Environmental justice Australia lawyer Arian Wilkinson called on Brandis to "revoke his comments, admit they were an error in judgement and ensure federal ministers remain accountable to the law".

A Scottish Government spokesman said: "While we accept the judgement of the ASA, we remain of the view that the advertising by Indigo Sun is inappropriate and misleading as it runs contrary to World Health Organisation (WHO) advice.