Sentence examples for judgments through from inspiring English sources

Darling offered himself as a figure of "tenacity" that had made the right judgments through the recession.

Justice Scalia, in his dissenting opinion, said the majority "displays not only an improper special solicitude for our own profession" but also "the very fondness for 'reform through the courts' -- the making of innumerable social judgments through judge-pronounced constitutional imperatives -- that prompted Congress to restrict publicly funded litigation of this sort".

Not your usual literary critic, Bloom; he arrives at his judgments through broad comparisons rather than close textual scrutiny (too bad for you if you haven't read everything yet), but his enthusiasm, his gigantic assertions and his religious fervor have the power to trample unbelief to dust.

We make the judgments through our affections, but their objects exist independently of the affections.

Professional dancers and non-dancers performed duration judgments through a production and a reproduction task.

The AHP captures the idea of uncertainty in judgments through the principal eigenvalue and the consistency index (Saaty 2004).

In a statement he said: "Our understanding is that this is a bilateral issue which appears to have arisen as a result of some outstanding tax information requests received from the French authorities, which we are confident can be resolved, if necessary through judgments obtained through the Royal Court.

Chevron has sought to invalidate the judgment through an arbitration proceeding against Ecuador in the Hague.

The method he proposed was muḥāsabah, the anticipation of the Last Judgment through constant self-examination.

He accused the doctors of altering his daughter's judgment through medication.

He said Americans should not be too "sanctimonious," about passing judgment through the lens of a seemingly safer present.