Sentence examples for judgment in writing from inspiring English sources

Tugendhat is expected to hand down his judgment in writing within weeks.

WASHINGTON — An internal Justice Department inquiry has concluded that Bush administration lawyers committed serious lapses of judgment in writing secret memorandums authorizing brutal interrogations but that they should not be prosecuted, according to government officials briefed on its findings.

In written judgment, Walden-Smith said: "I accept that is most likely to be the case that the local community do consider Grow Heathrow on the land as a great asset".

That, in the end, seems to be the main message of research into writer's block: It's useful to escape from external and internal judgment — by writing, for instance, in a dream diary, which you know will never be read — even if it's only for a brief period.

Post Hutton and Butler, provided that ministers act in "good faith", ministerial responsibility for gross errors of judgment is written in water - except at election time.

"The journey of life is governed by a combination of chance and judgment," he wrote in 1866.

I was a 26-year-old trying to gracefully correct a mistake in judgment," she wrote, referring to her first marriage.

"To force Congress to weigh in now on the Iran nuclear talks before a final deal has been completed would be a reckless rush to judgment," Boxer wrote in a letter to Corker.

"I would like to apologize to all of the members of our student body, including those of all ethnicities, and to all women, for our extraordinary lack of consideration, and lapse in judgment," he wrote.

Psychological influence, communication, information, and effects on the psyche are aspects of our perceptual judgment processes," writes Frank H. Mahnke in his recent piece for Archinect.

When the film institute updates its list in another five years, at least a handful of lines from the current era will perhaps have aged into greatness, alongside classics like "Forget it, Jake, it's Chinatown," from "Chinatown," with a screenplay by Robert Towne, in 1974, and "Hasta la vista, baby," from "Terminator 2: Judgment Day," written by James Cameron and William Wisher Jr., in 1991.