Sentence examples for judgment of that from inspiring English sources

(The answer is "no", by the way, few things come close to an error of judgment of that scale).

There might be an appeal possible to the European Court of Human Rights, but one way to satisfy a judgment of that court is to issue new bonds.

Mr. Koch, without my knowledge, asked a top city health official to examine my mother's records, then called me into his office to tell me that in the judgment of that official, a doctor, she had gotten the appropriate treatment.

Maybe at some point in my late adolescence or early twenties I should have questioned the judgment of that dyslexic boy who was also obsessed with Corgi cars and the rock band Kiss.

If Facebook's intention is to encourage lesser-heard viewpoints by subsidizing their rates, the rates should reflect a judgment of that scarcity and the validity of the message it intends to amplify.

When the underlying simulation model is well-trusted and/or well-calibrated, it is only natural that typical engineers would want their signal timing optimized using the judgment of that same model.

"I'm not making judgments of that sort.

"There are too many questions swirling around at this point for us to make any judgments of that kind," Mr. Christopher said.

If HMRC makes a ruling on the tax affairs of a company, it's not quasi-judicial, not quite, but as a statutory body they have the power to make judgments of that kind.

Then, in 1976, came the historic "Judgment of Paris" that established Napa and infuriated the French.

In their judgment, all of that leaves stocks in a precarious position.