Sentence examples for judgment government from inspiring English sources

Worried that this money could taint doctors' research plans or clinical judgment, government agencies, medical journals and universities have been forced to look more closely at deal details.

Worried that this money could taint doctors' research plans or clinical judgment, government agencies, medical journals and universities have been looking more closely at the deals.

Though mentioning the shares was widely considered to reflect poor judgment, government monitors said such letters do not appear to violate any laws, and other lawmakers said such letters are common.

When Selassie said, "God and history will remember your judgment," governments shrugged.

David, please: in your judgment, is government truly more threatening, or does it only seem more threating to certain people?

If the judge were to issue a "final" judgment, the government would finally get its new venue.

Plibersek was first up, saying while the question was an error of judgment, the government's angry response was disproportionate.

The book argues not against regulation but for more flexible regulation that allows the use of judgment by government officials.

He added: "From the beginning, we believe there was a rush to judgment by government officials and others in favour of such approval despite decidedly mixed studies offered in support.

In what defense lawyers described as a rush to judgment, the government announced shortly after the verdict that Mr. Omar, who is semiliterate, had asked for a speedy execution.

The director of national intelligence, John D. Negroponte, had resisted setting up the Web site, which some intelligence officials felt implicitly raised questions about the competence and judgment of government analysts.