Allowing institutions to make subjective judgements on the basis of an individual's context won't make the system any better.
She went to the local Islington branch of Athena, a UK-wide network for women only: "Athena was nice, friendly and there were no judgements.
"Mr Minchin was not lobbying for any particular project... he was meeting with investment bankers to make the point that the misinformation being circulated was inaccurate... to the extent that investors are taking that into account to make judgements about projects they ought to be aware of it," he said.
"Frankly, it is a lottery whether the Ofsted inspectors sent to a school have the ability to make sound judgements on the quality of education provided there.
The Cancer Drugs Fund is overspent and effectively undermines the judgements made by Nice, because it will pay for drugs that are rejected by its expert panels on the grounds not just of cost but efficacy as well.
You can say London has a lower crime rate than Manchester – that would be correct – but making judgements on safety is perception-based".
"Once you start breaking spending down, department by department, people can make judgements about what they value".Well, yes.
But we are now seeing a rising tide of judgements from the European institutions using other legal avenues to erode these rights, and we should be gravely concernedMr Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, explicitly links this move to what he calls a "wider movement" of ideological aggression by the commission, including proposals for a financial transactions tax across Europe.
This implies a deference to majorities' judgements about how the government can usher us into relationships in which children are adequately nurtured.
But the verdict reached by millions almost impulsively, that he lacked (at least at that time) the judgement, clout and indefinable x-factor of a plausible prime minister, was surely closer to the truth.Indeed, Mr Gladwell would question whether such rapid judgements are irrational at all.
Thus, it is important to take into account the extent to which financial conditions facilitate or constrain economic activity when formulating judgements about the sustainable level of economic activity.This alternative methodology is far from perfect, which the authors readily acknowledge.
