It is likely that the CEC client's judgment is subject to influence from the patient's and family's preferences and expectations, and hospital/health-care-system rules.
Robin Bevan, headteacher of Southend Boys' Grammar, will tell the conference that the organisation "is no longer just disliked, now disdained" and propose a motion calling for an inspection charter for the regulator, where all judgments are subject to a national programme of reliability sampling.
It is uncontroversial that instrumental judgments are subject to empirical testing and confirmation, since they involve empirical claims about causation.
Psychologists have found that many moral judgments are subject to a variety of distorting influences, including framing effects and certain misleading emotions.
Thus, not only are wrongfully accused evildoers subjected to harsh judgments undeservedly, they may be subjected to harsh punishments undeservedly as well.
"To say I was surprised to hear that a judgment of this court was being subjected to further review would be an understatement".
Therefore, it need not be subjected to the judgment of an institutional church.
I agree with Katie Roiphe that no single mother should be subjected to character judgments and that happy, healthy families can have many kinds of structures.
Ms. Richardson said in a statement that she had been "subjected to premature judgments, speculation and baseless distractions that will finally be addressed in a fair, unbiased, bipartisan evaluation of the facts".
Young girls are subjected to endless judgments and critiques over their bodies, as casting agents and designers -- and eventually the model in question -- reduce a model's worth to her measurements.
