Sentence examples for judgments by from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors typically render their investigative judgments by indicting or not indicting someone.

But he avoids making moral judgments by treating every deplorable act as a symptom of error or madness".

The Italian Football Federation has launched its own inquiry to render sporting judgments by early August at the latest.

He tried to reconcile these seemingly contradictory judgments by underscoring his view of American history as an upward progression.

It would permit secret hearings, and the giving of secret judgments by courts, accessible only to the government".

(Scientists will have to explore the correlation between faulty judgments by men in stripes and their primping and strutting).

The collapse of town and country planning through the ban on "value judgments" by planning authorities does permanent damage to townscape and countryside.

Police Commissioner Howard Safir of New York City said the computer maps were not used to prompt quick judgments by police officers.

The big question is, what are the appropriate criteria for determining whether judgments, by individuals or groups, are good or true?

Many people were the victims of summary judgments by people's revolutionary tribunals, which sentenced "lazy workers," "counter-revolutionaries" and corrupt officials.

"A lot of people make judgments by what they see on the outside, but you don't know what he does behind closed doors, every day.