Sentence examples for judgment centres from inspiring English sources

He said: "The judgment centres around evidence that was given by three people.

The number of short plays proliferated until they were organized into great cycles covering the whole biblical story from the creation to the Last Judgment, though centring on the Passion and designed to express the humanity as well as the divinity of Christ.

That judgment triggered huge protests centred around the intersection at Shahbag, in downtown Dhaka, against the Jamaat-e-Islami and its leaders.

In this instance, it's the 1972 European Communities Act – which took Britain into what is now the EU – that's at the centre of the judgment released yesterday.

This seems to be what motivates the judgment that these patients have two centres of consciousness.

Judgments on health and attractiveness are more complex and likely to require involvement from reward centres of the brain before judgments can be made [50] [54].

"It centres on the art of judgment by intelligence professionals, who rarely have more than fragments of a picture to work with".

The actual judgment also was often omitted, the interest centring rather upon the arguments presented by barristers in court.

"My judgment is that the population on Christmas Island detention centre will include increasingly people with significant criminal history," he said in October.

Due to a dearth of relevant literature on this subject, the failure probabilities of the identified safety barriers were assigned by expert judgment with the support of professional academic experts from Centre for Risk, Integrity and Safety Engineering C-RISE-Memoriall UniversiTableTable 1).

Legal judgment often contains a lot of materials which is not centred around an area of law but rather contains general descriptions of the event and the people involved in the case.