Penn, entangled in English affairs, spent little time in Pennsylvania and showed erratic judgment in selecting his non-Quaker deputies, who were almost always at odds with the Quaker-dominated legislature.
However, many of these other variables have taken wildly divergent paths in previous recessions (e.g., house prices), requiring the Board to use its informed judgment in selecting appropriate paths for these variables.
The view of Ms. Wilson and Ms. Neal is the opposite of what the Clinton camp espouses in the debate over whether the superdelegates should reflect the views of their constituents or use their independent judgment in selecting the party's nominee.
Their reasons largely reflected the points raised in Mr. Kristof's column: former Secretary of State Colin L. Powell's endorsement of Mr. Obama, the enthusiasm and potential healing of America's image that an Obama victory would mean to the world, and, I would add, John McCain's poor judgment in selecting Sarah Palin as his running mate.
Therefore, I used this finding as a basis for arguing the benefits of collective multifunctional judgment in selecting candidate projects, a discussion presented later in this paper.
"My major point is: Don't take that opportunity away from all students". Knoxville school district officials said they place a lot of weight on teachers' judgment in selecting books, as long as they fit within the district's guidelines.
If anything, rather than limiting this discretion by Congressional fiat or federal court mandate, we should encourage the reasoned judgments of schools in selecting a diverse and dynamic student body.
There are some judgment calls required in selecting the races, particularly because the Tea Party consists of no one single group but instead an informal network of organizations that tend to back highly conservative candidates.
Furthermore, in this type of sample, interviewers have to use their judgment in selecting respondents.
