Sentence examples for judgment is trusted from inspiring English sources

Asfari's judgment is trusted.

His communication skills are admired and his judgment is trusted on crucial policy areas such as the economy, national security and the EU.

Officers confident that their authority is respected, their judgment is trusted, and their tools are equal to a dangerous and difficult job will produce better results than people who have been left hanging out to dry, while their colleagues are massacred.

But what she remembers about those days was that teachers had more freedom and felt their judgment was trusted: "You could plan your own topics, you could go off at tangents.

Countless people on Capitol Hill, in the White House and in the State Department told me it was the UK's arguments that made the difference because our judgment was trusted.

Karen R. Thomas, executive editor of Dafina Book, an imprint at Kensington Publishing, said: "Because so much depends on this trust, in essence this company is trusting your judgment on what works for black readers, African-American editors suddenly have a big responsibility.

Arguably, this factualist view goes against our ordinary conception of the world; but that would only go to show that our intuitive ontological judgments can't be trusted.

Mr Netanyahu's judgment is not to be trusted, he says.

Whether her judgment is really to be trusted is arguable, given that this piece marks her cosying up to a newspaper that has previously called her a "serial seductress", run a photo of her involved in an "outdoor romp" and published the claim that "she doesn't have a maternal bone in her body".

Perceived stigma in itself had consequences, such as their judgment would no longer be trusted whilst they suffered from depression, leading to employment problems and the loss of friendships.

Judgments about who can be trusted to mean well for India, and who cannot, have become a crucial part of government policy.