Guarding its doorway are four stone statues signifying wisdom, character, knowledge and judgment.
These aren't matters of ideology or principles; they go to knowledge and judgment.
"It's got to do with experience, knowledge and judgment," Mr. McCain said, "none of which Senator Obama has".
Historians have shown that her knowledge and judgment about this vexed issue were grievously flawed, but Arendt's polemical restructuring of the Holocaust narrative led to years of controversy.
But he worried that new voters would lack knowledge and judgment, and fixed on supplementary votes as a defense against ignorance.
Such achievements make it all the more dismaying to find that in this rich, learned, briskly written, maddening yet necessary study, Gay's formidable syntheses often run aground on lapses of knowledge and judgment.
However, a well-designed hybrid BN structure, developed based on domain knowledge and judgments of expertise and local authorities, can outperform the other models.
By "professional competence" we mean the ability to appropriately apply the combination of knowledge, experience and judgment, which is built on a foundation of skills, knowledge and moral development [ 45, 46].
The top guy, a man of great knowledge, humanity and judgment, was part Russian, part Armenian, brought up in Alexandria; the registrar, a British Kenyan of Indian origin; the anaesthetist, Spanish; the cleaners and suppliers of hot drinks, from Poland; the nurses, inter alia, from Scotland, India, Rumania, Zambia, the Caribbean, Wales and Oxford.
"Omar's deep global experience advising a broad range of companies in special situation fund raising and transactions will be extremely valuable to our clients as we continue to provide them with the knowledge, expertise and judgment they need," Karim Tabet, a founding partner at TAP, said in a statement.
To understand wisdom, we have to understand its connection with knowledge, action, and judgment" (1983, 277).
