Sentence examples for judgment dictates from inspiring English sources

"Prudent business judgment dictates that this increased risk of hurricane formation should be taken into consideration in determining the appropriate rate for the risk being insured," he said.

They have a tough job, and anyone who has covered a pro team week in and week out through a long season knows that good judgment dictates not needlessly alienating players you need to do your stories.

Good judgment dictates that when in doubt, tone it down.

After surgery, clinical judgment dictates when to resume based on adequate wound healing.

As emergency department clinicians, chief complaints, physical exam, and clinical judgment dictate our clinical impression and treatment plan.

This process was repeated until reduction was considered satisfactory or until clinical judgment dictated that further attempts at closed reduction were unlikely to bring about any further improvement.

When these elements and clinical judgment dictate that the effusion is not related to the tumor, the effusion should be excluded as a staging element and the patient's disease should be staged T1, T2, or T3.

They're the type of people who'd queue for a month just to smell one of Han Solo's socks, but their judgment now dictates the flow of billions of dollars.

Third, that judgment is dictated because it accurately represents features present in the experience.

That choice is free of moral judgment and outside dictates.

Western society at its best expresses the serene sort of courage that allows us to grant one another real safety, real autonomy, the means to think and act as judgment and conscience dictate.