Sentence examples for judgements to from inspiring English sources

But there are delicate judgements to be made.

And so I leave those judgements to the individuals.

She recalls it as she does Sarajevo, with her indelible humanism and few judgements to make.

But he suggests that we shouldn't limit moral judgements to the President alone.

"We recognise that there will be difficult judgements to make on whether links should be removed.

Clearly it is a trap to apply 21st-century western judgements to a civilisation such as that of the Mexica people in the 16th century.

We realised the need to empower our frontline staff to make decisions and judgements to be able to secure quick wins.

At which point the rule of the average, which requires all judgements to be equally right, starts to shake, and we, the independent readers, can breathe again.

"You're travelling at great speeds, and over the ground, across it and down so there are a lot of judgements to be made.

But it will take a generation for lesson judgements to be removed, and in the meantime, I'd like to see observations containing much more emphasis on peer-dialogue and much less focus on criterion-referenced judgements.

He has sound critical judgements to make on every era of Young's 35-plus years of music-making but never lets his aesthetic assessments get in the way of telling the story of Young's action-filled years as a successful performer.