The judgment draws a bottom line for the British journalistic profession, which says, quite simply, make sure you get your facts right – even in the context of a book review.
Moments in Kafka, such as the final scene in his first great story, "The Judgment," draw us into the physicality of being in an unstable mental state while navigating the bureaucracy of the modern world.
Conversely, the clinician's judgment draws upon previous knowledge and experiences, consideration of things that could be treated, and an understanding of physiologic findings that may not be symptomatic to the patient [ 21].
In his analysis of judgment Rickert draws a sharp distinction between the psychological act of judging and the content (Gehalt) of a judgment, which parallels Husserl's treatment of the same issue in Logical Investigations (Husserl 1973).
Robertson's past remarks, including a claim that the 2010 earthquake in Haiti was God's judgment, have drawn controversy even among evangelicals.
"We hope this judgment will draw a line in the sand and we will see more employers complying with the law," he said.
She had done clever work as a press agent, a script reader, a book editor, but it was her style, her intelligence, her judgment that drew people to her.
But if you believe, as we do, that the practice of management can benefit from judgment that draws upon a coherent body of formal knowledge, then pushing management in the direction of the true professions makes a lot of sense.
No substantial inference can, in our judgment, be drawn from the language of this preamble, that the organization taught, advocated or suggested the duty, necessity, propriety, or expediency of crime, criminal syndicalism, sabotage, or other unlawful acts or methods.
But, by their very nature, such inquiries, where the legislative judgment is drawn in question, must be restricted to the issue whether any state of facts either known or which could reasonably be assumed affords support for it.
