Sentence examples for judgments of the two from inspiring English sources

The CPS said that because he was the only person to see Tomlinson's intact body, they did not have a "realistic prospect of conviction" despite the judgments of the two other examinations Prosecutors said an "irreconcilable conflict" between Patel and the other two doctors would undermine any prosecution against the police officer involved.

A radiologist who specialized in head and neck malignancies participated when the judgments of the two authors differed; and the tumor contour was assessed by consensus.

When the judgments of the three observers differed from each other, the median value was acquired as the representative score.

ʿAlī Shīr Navāʾī, minister at the court (and a close friend of Jāmī), emphasized the beauties of his Turkic mother tongue as compared with Persian in his Muḥākamat al-lughatayn ("Judgment of the Two Languages").

Just about everything that happened in their theaters, and thus throughout Broadway, was influenced by the taste and judgment of the two men, who from their plush, baronial offices side by side in Shubert Alley, above the Shubert Theater and behind a buzzer-activated locked door, created their own distinctive means of sharing power.

But although each diagnosis left a great deal to the judgment of the two healers, the individual examined and the witnesses present had to agree with it.

Euthymius was named patriarch by Leo in 907, after Nicholas resigned rather than consent to the judgment of the four patriarchs.

And yet, in the considered judgment of the six former directors, all of this is not a sufficient strategic asset to safeguard Israel's integrity and security.

In §20, Kant ties this notion of judgment to the twelve forms of judgment presented in the Metaphysical Deduction (A70/B95), and he then connects these forms of judgment to the twelve categories (A76 83/B102 9).

Proposed reforms are geared to making investors less reliant on the judgments of the "big three" at the same time as ending their near monopoly in the sector.

Other rating agencies may win recognition around the world by 2007, but the judgments of the big three are bound to predominate.