"You can make your own judgments about whether we were going faster or slower than other administrations".
But it makes no judgments about whether the disclosures came in response to Dr. Schwartz's charges of fraud.
So I'm sure the following account will elicit conflicting judgments about whether the restaurant in question behaved reasonably.
"It is my feeling that psychiatrists are in a particularly weak position when trying to make judgments about whether or not an individual is lying," Iger wrote.
"I don't wake up each morning making slide rule judgments about whether it is the right thing to do," he said in an interview in the Olympic Park.
It focused on quick judgments about whether Mr. Bush was up to the job -- and declared that the answer, after low expectations, was yes.
Sebastian Coe, the IAAF president, agreed with Andersen's evaluation but said he would not be making any judgments about whether there had been a cultural shift in Russia.
Moving forward, it makes no sense to prolong outdated and paternalistic attitudes that only doctors can make judgments about whether the grounds for the Abortion Act are satisfied.
Creativity also involves making critical judgments about whether what you're working on is any good, whether it's a theorem, a design or a poem.
"I am not going to make any judgments about whether Castro is good or bad," said Mr. Cott, of Bruner-Cott & Associates in Boston.
"We're not ready to make any judgments about whether or not any of this will bear fruit," Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said about making deals with the Taliban.
