Sentence examples for judgment suggested from inspiring English sources

However, the judgment suggested that if a crime had not been committed he would have breached European data regulations.

However, empirical judgment suggested moderate intellectual disability.

Its exercise of judgment suggests the absence of Snowden's.

Following the remarks, Netanyahu's office openly attacked the president's judgment, suggesting three previous occasions when it had been wrong.

The fact that two of Europe's most powerful fund managers have ended up on the right side of the judgment suggests the latter.

Mr. Gaytten obviously wanted to put some oomph in the ready-to-wear, but his judgment suggests that, while he can execute a specific style (garments with contrasting panels, for example), he apparently cannot see Dior whole.

But the charges against Mr Malema – which were not fully revealed until yesterday's judgment – suggest they were calculated to prevent the politician from going down with any political capital in reserve.

But this sorry trampling of her agency's best judgment suggests that Congress, in confirming a successor after she steps down next week, will need to look hard at how free that person will be to offer the best scientific judgment on environmental issues.

Despite evidence provided by an AT&T whistle-blower, the US district court, under pressure from the federal government defendants, has delayed and avoided judgment, suggesting that the case raises issues too secret for the federal courts even to rule upon and too important for national security to shut down anyway.

The results showed that there were no differences between patients and siblings in distance judgment, suggesting that siblings resemble patients in their absence of implicit processing of social cues.

However, good clinical judgment suggests that for many patients it may be appropriate to start at least lifestyle interventions whenever the diagnosis is made, irrespective of A1C.