Sentence examples for judgment to go from inspiring English sources

Houellebecq's law-yers argued with considerable force that were the judgment to go against their client, the law of blasphemy would have effectively been reintroduced.

And for those who are less severely behind grade level, the best we can do is to urge them as a matter of educational judgment to go to summer school".

Dwayne Smith is 21 years old, from Barbados, and may, if he can find the discipline and judgment to go with a massive natural talent and a full locker of strokes, be a very fine batsman.

Robinson has encouraged expansion with the bat into uncharted areas, although not quite the judgment to go with it if the flaccid dismissal of Sarah Taylor is anything to go by.

On Monday, there was jubilation among travellers and protesters at the site when news reached them that Monday's planned eviction had been halted, but they are now preparing for the high court judgment to go against them.

Instead, with a persistent, money-seeking agent, and a publisher who ostensibly appeared to respect all writers, I turned down numerous offers and opted, against my better judgment, to go down the romantic path of literary fiction... and ended in a Hell that even Satan would have reared back from in horror.

But the prime minister said he was opposed to any inquiry that reviewed the political judgments to go to war and how intelligence findings were used in support of those judgments.

It's not unheard of for big judgments to go unpaid.

When you believe that someone truly needs to learn a lesson, often one involving standing on their own two feet, one of the greatest kindnesses that you can do for them is to withhold your judgment and to go the extra mile to do things for them that will enable them to make the changes or leaps of faith that they need to do, without actually trying to make that change for them.

'We won, but so many didn't come back,' says Kate. 'We were too busy defending the judgment on appeal to go back and appeal for a better judgment.

But the secretary general must be lauded for exercising independent judgment in deciding to go to Tehran for the meeting.