Sentence examples for judgment demonstrates from inspiring English sources

A statement released following their convictions read: "Today's judgment demonstrates that the legal system does not yet recognise that climate defence is not an offence.

The Badger Trust said in a statement: "The judgment demonstrates that the legislation in this area has not kept pace with developments in the understanding of how TB works".

The fierce debate – at least among metropolitan elites – prompted by Wednesday's judgment demonstrates how sexual relations have become a battleground in India, often revealing cultural splits between generations, between urban and rural dwellers and between those who invoke a "traditional past" contaminated by western influences and those who stress a local history of pluralism and tolerance.

"I shall ask for the abolition of the Penalty of Death," he wrote in 1923, quoting Lafayette, "until I have the infallibility of human judgment demonstrated to me".

The chancellor's admission that he won't balance the books until 2018 and that he has missed his debt target exposes the poor judgment demonstrated two years ago.

"This judgment further demonstrates the need to ensure the primacy of international humanitarian law such as the Geneva conventions, which were designed for conflict situations.

"Despite not having won the case today, we still feel that this judgment has demonstrated that the government is making a political choice to cut legal aid, public services and the welfare system, rather than take action to make corporate giants … pay their fair share of tax.

In my opinion, based on 65 or more years in journalism, covering wars and politics, the decision-makers have not exercised good judgment or demonstrated the will to use their money on behalf of the listening public.

Moreover the advantage of coupling NGAL and the ED physician's clinical judgment is demonstrated by the increase of AKI prediction (NRI = 32.4%), these results imply that the addition of a blood NGAL could more accurately triage patients on arrival than the use of current standards alone.

"In our view, the judgment in London demonstrates that Mr Boulter and others clearly were not entitled to the tens of millions of dollars that they sought from 3M".

Over 300 pages of his new book, Expert Political Judgment (Princeton), Tetlock demonstrates in meticulous academic detail that most expert forecasters are no better than the rest of us at the prognostication game.