Sentence examples for judgements to be from inspiring English sources

But there are delicate judgements to be made.

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.

The method allows judgements to be made on the robot's use of time or energy, as well as being able to compare alternative robots' performance.

The Labour Treasury in 2003 published an assessment which said Britain shouldn't join the single currency, and history has proved that judgement to be right.

The date for judgement to be handed down was confirmed by the campaigner's lawyers.

Again there might be penalties, and there is a judgement to be made here over the future performance of the endowment.

There's still judgement, to be sure, but overall Whisper seems to generate much more positive support and encouragement for its users.

This allowed judgement to be made on the nature of the new regulatory system and on the constraints that may impact its efficacy following implementation.