Sentence examples for judgments for this from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shehadeh in the book saves his harshest judgments for this spreading web of segregated highways, built after anti-Israel attacks.

The results of the present study support the idea of an "adaptation period", as time judgments for this period were overestimated to quite an extent.

Under normal circumstances, the scope of a systematic review would limit the number of tests making it possible for reviewers to identify and agree upon appropriate criteria thereby making judgments for this item more straightforward.

It is also doubtful that morality has simply been thrust upon us from above by the threat of divine judgment, for this too would reduce morality to nothing more than prudent self-interest.

As long as everyone's looking after themselves, this can only be positive, especially for women who might elsewhere be met with more judgment for this sort of behaviour (and, to be honest, frequently are – what of our patron saint of dating Megan Barton-Hanson?).

This observation agrees with the judgment for this entry.

This must be done to guarantee just trials, and fair judgments for the people of Maldives.

"Although we have absolute respect for the law lords' decision, the implications of this judgment for the policing of London's most dangerous criminals are potentially catastrophic," he said.

The study stimulus was replaced by a response prompt for a further 1000 ms, resulting in a stimulus onset asynchrony (SOA) of 3500 ms. Participants were instructed to imagine the object depicted in the picture in the background color and make a pleasantness judgment for the colored object; this encouraged participants to engage in item-context associations.

Nevertheless there are special criteria of truth for each of the basic classes of judgments: analytic judgments, synthetic a posteriori (or empirical) judgments, and synthetic a priori judgments (for more details about this threefold distinction and the special truth-criteria, see Section 2).

The Court may act sua sponte to issue orders or directions for the construction or carrying out of this Final Judgment, for the enforcement of compliance therewith, and for the punishment of any violation thereof.