Sentence examples for judgment of value from inspiring English sources

But it is not clearly necessary, after discarding the recourse to intuition as an insufficient basis for a judgment of value, to declare all such judgments equally arbitrary.

Charles McCarten, vice president of the Intercounty Mortgagee Corporation, said he regularly visits properties in the owner's absence, talks to tenants and building superintendents and makes an independent judgment of value.

(For a thorough defense of the latter possibility, which intriguingly interprets pleasure as a judgment of value, see Millgram 1997).

Positive and negative feedbacks generally do not imply any judgment of value regarding the desirability of the effects or outcomes (e.g., healthy vs. diseased regime in bipolar disorder).

The question of doctor-shopping, open to judgment of value, could not be easily answered without further qualitative studies.

After this, many things which were, until now, free, will no longer be free: the reign of tolerance will, through the judgment of values of the first rank, be reduced to pure cowardice, a weakness of character.

Hence, it might have seemed that a decision about the Earth's motion must involve a judgment of values (perhaps to the effect that it is more important not to introduce dynamical absurdities than to reduce the number of technical astronomical devices).

Because positive economics in principle involves no judgments of value, its findings may appear impersonal.

Thus, the new rhetoric, elaborating a logic for judgments of value, is indispensable for the analysis of practical reasoning.

In the area of ethics, doubts were raised about accepting various mores and customs and about claiming any objective basis for making judgments of value.

Judgments of value are rendered sensible in relation to the logic of valuation for systems of innovation that, in turn, configure users of health innovation in systemic ways.