Sentence examples for judgements whose from inspiring English sources

There is the classical model of the so-called 'combinatorial theory of judgements' whose inadequacy Brentano tried to prove.

However, as expressing real connections, they are nonetheless confirmable and disconfirmable by experience, as are the objective judgements whose sense meaning they constitute.

Furthermore, fieldwork may also depend heavily upon the surveyors' judgement, whose work can become affected by attitude, bias, experience, integrity and stress (Booth and Tueller 2003), and is also subjective and costly (Louhaichi et al. 2010).

The AG's opinion is not legally binding but is highly influential, feeding into the deliberations of the ECJ judges who will pass final judgement — and whose opinion will undoubtedly influence and shape European legislation in this area.

This means that group members who make extreme judgements have less influence over the group decision than those whose judgements are more central.

There may be people whose judgements we learn to see as in general wise, or whose thoughts and ideas are clear and useful, but they should never be followed as leaders.

These difficulties can be partly avoided by using the personal judgements of agents whose decisions control the structure of present and future food supply chains.

The OFT is an official consumer advocate group whose judgements can be far-reaching, and their recommendations often form the basis of legislation designed to clean up particularly egregious industries.

If our outlier is the latter, then, this participant may represent a group of examiners whose judgements in clinical examinations are not influenced by personality factors.

Don Pietro is a big boss whose judgement is being questioned.

Now he is here he will learn whose judgement to trust.