Sentence examples for judgment on issues from inspiring English sources

European leaders have received unexpected help from Russia, whose leaders typically refrain from passing judgment on issues they consider domestic affairs.

Mr. Shea said he did not connect with Mr. Kerry "on a personal level," but liked his judgment on issues and became more interested in him a few weeks ago.

But the fury also has roots in the slow breakdown of religious authority in the Islamic world over the past century or more, an erosion that has allowed self-appointed interpreters to render instant judgment on issues that might once have been left to established, respected figures.

"If you believe in yourself and your knowledge and your judgment on issues... people will be attracted to you, the funds will come," Pelosi advised.

According to the on-line model, respondents would have a pre-formed judgment on issue-specific party competence, even if they may not be able to pinpoint the exact information on which they based this judgment.

He gave striking conservative judgments on issues such as abortion, gay equality, desegregation and capital punishment.

It has become sort of a bear garden and sometimes appears quick to reach very profound judgments on issues which are complex".

The ones who, amazingly, aren't interested in the same things as cosmopolitan urbanites and who don't share the editors' sophisticated judgments on issues of the day?

But as citizens — and as elected officials — we are routinely asked to make judgments on issues as diverse and as complex as the Iranian nuclear program, the environmental impact of an international oil pipeline, and the likely outcomes of branding China a "currency manipulator".

Delaware has typically deferred to a board's judgment on compensation issues.

McKillen is awaiting judgment on wider issues but had claimed the Barclays had won by unlawful means.