Sentence examples for judgment is appropriate from inspiring English sources

Partisans on both sides have been quick to convict or exonerate Sessions of any wrongdoing, but no final judgment is appropriate at this time.

By Jeffrey Toobin March 4, 2017 Partisans on both sides have been quick to condemn or exonerate Attorney General Jeff Sessions for contact with Russian officials, but no final judgment is appropriate without a full investigation.

Smith also acknowledges that we in fact judge actions by their effects as well as their intentions, and thinks this sort of judgment is appropriate as long as we look at effects as they are intended, and not just as they happen to occur.

Where judgment is appropriate is on careless human actions that introduces exotic species that interrupt and destabilize healthy ecosystems.

Mr. Stancik said yesterday that her judgment was appropriate, given the incident's "ambiguous" nature.

"This is not a movie for young children, but it is our judgment that it is appropriate for mature, inquiring teenagers, who are looking ahead to the emotional challenges and opportunities that adulthood holds," reads a statement.

Right now in the Apple App Store, certain content and certain technology is prohibited based on Apple's judgment about what is appropriate.

As Lyotard argues, aesthetic judgment is the appropriate model for the problem of justice in postmodern experience because we are confronted with a plurality of games and rules without a concept under which to unify them.

"many suggestions for total disinvestment are based on a 'social judgment' about whether it is appropriate for the NHS to fund the intervention rather than evidence of poor clinical or cost effectiveness" [ 11].

Garner and Littlejohns, reflecting on their experience at the National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence NICEE) conclude that: "many suggestions for total disinvestment are based on a 'social judgment' about whether it is appropriate for the NHS to fund the intervention rather than evidence of poor clinical or cost effectiveness" [ 11 ].

If the child demonstrates a failure to gain weight, physicians will, using standard medical judgment, determine whether hospital admission is appropriate or whether the child can be sent home.