Sentence examples for judgments on how from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, the senator said of Mr. Grandeau, "He has to make his own judgments on how he leads his life".

According to the study, "Squeeze Play 2010: Continued Public Anxiety on Cost, Harsher Judgments on How Colleges are Run," a growing share of Americans believes that college is essential to success — 55 percent, compared with 31 percent in 2000.

Each of the three branches of government has made a series of judgments on how to strike the balance between individual liberty and national security in the post-9/11 era.

It is impossible, he said, to spend lottery cash in a way that reflects ticket sales: "There are clear rules that say these awards have to be made after a competitive process, otherwise we would be suspending all critical judgments on how to spend wisely and well".

This has allowed companies -- both the operating companies and investment firms -- to make reasoned judgments on how and where to invest and innovate.

We caution against gathering judgments on how to assess study quality and propose that evidence should guide such evaluations.

1.29pm: In another room, on the other side of town, Yasmina is sharing their new product with "Oooh, you can taste the Basil immediately in these strawberry and basil ones" says Howard, not passing judgment on how good an idea that might be.

The eating public make their judgment on how they choose to spend their money.

"What you saw was our best judgment on how to do that," he said.

"It's too early to pass any judgment on how this understanding will be implemented.

That person is sitting in court and making a judgment on how a person looks.