A President should be evaluated for "alertness, cognitive function, judgment, appropriate behavior, the ability to choose among options and the ability to communicate clearly," Mohr told a researcher in 2010.
Schlegel's bold envisioning of the romantic and the Roman are, however, part of a larger project in poetics and aesthetics concerned with finding a standard of judgment appropriate to the individuality of artistic and literary works.
The length of any suspension for "domestic violence, sexual assault or child abuse" is left to the discretion of the commissioner, who can make a judgment "appropriate in light of the severity of the conduct".
He read Caesar just as critically as any chronicle, however, reversing the Roman leader's negative value judgments where appropriate and wringing from the texts a picture that Caesar supplies almost in spite of himself.
The text even presupposes judgments about appropriate reading material for a 14-year-old: "I'd read everything in the house about 50 million times," Ponyboy informs us, "even Darry's copy of 'The Carpetbaggers,' though he'd told me I wasn't old enough to read it.
The vmPFC, on the other hand, has generally been associated with emotional or affective functions such as emotional decision-making, judgments, socially appropriate behavior and impulsivity (Berlin et al. 2004; Clark et al. 2008).
Intending to counter the scholasticism and careerism of his day, Wang, a military man, stressed volitionism and activism and spurned the sort of careful objective inquiry Zhu thought necessary to making balanced judgments and appropriate responses.
Conceptually, the current dispute over the EC report illustrates how scientists are forced to make value judgments about appropriate standards of evidence when informing public policy.
The physician must learn to use the newest bioinformatic tools available to access interpretive information and to make judgments about appropriate follow-up treatment and care.
54 Furthermore, diagnostic codes can be selected to justify decisions regarding antibiotic prescribing (diagnostic drift), which can make judgments of appropriate prescribing difficult.
Mr. Stancik said yesterday that her judgment was appropriate, given the incident's "ambiguous" nature.
