Sentence examples for judgment for that from inspiring English sources

But executives and officers should not substitute their judgment for that of the board when compliance issues are in play.

But it should, at the very least, "hesitate before substituting its own judgment for that of Congress" or other bodies.

The bill's points system substitutes the government's judgment for that of employers when assessing which immigrants the country needs.

At the time, Bush said publicly that he was not substituting his judgment for that of the jury.

"The court," she said, "will not second-guess or substitute its judgment for that of the N.Y.P.D".

"Those are areas where the judiciary does not have the experience or knowledge to substitute their judgment for that of the military commander".

Second, as already explained, instead of testing whether residents believe that more prevalent diseases are more likely, we tested whether residents with different beliefs about the prevalence of a single disease make different diagnostic likelihood judgments for that disease.

People who display an attentional bias to the more negative information are significantly faster to make this discrimination judgment for probes that appear in the same area as the negative stimuli compared with probes in the region of the neutral stimuli.

Three models (MRI, mATS, and IDSA/ATS 2007) [ 6, 14, 15] gave weighting to clinical judgment, for example, that initial antimicrobial therapy was ineffective or that vasopressor therapy was needed for septic shock.

I hadn't lived it myself -- no judgment for those that did, but those things are tight and I honestly don't know that I can pull it off.

New Orleans had a level of sin that was offensive to God, and they... were recipients of the judgment of God for that.