Sentence examples for knowledge judgment and from inspiring English sources

Knowledge, judgment and information technology matter.

Such measures should assess knowledge, judgment, and manual skills.

Steve was respected and highly esteemed for his knowledge, judgment, and values.

Our purpose in life has always been to apply what you have called experience, knowledge, judgment and order to what we call news.

In a seven-page letter to shareholders on Friday, Mr. Raymond and William C. Weldon, chairman of the board's corporate governance committee, said the risk committee "has the requisite experience, knowledge, judgment and dedication to oversee the risk management processes".

"I believe that the president's leadership in the actions taken in Iraq demonstrate an incompetence in terms of knowledge, judgment and experience in making the decisions that would have been necessary to truly accomplish the mission without the deaths to our troops and the cost to our taxpayers," Ms. Pelosi told reporters on Thursday.

First, it takes many of the qualities reporters spend years of their lives perfecting -- knowledge, judgment, creativity -- and subordinates them to the grim game of access and proximity.

The onus is on him to demonstrate that he has the knowledge, the judgment, and the character to be President.

But he worried that new voters would lack knowledge and judgment, and fixed on supplementary votes as a defense against ignorance.

Their senior executives keep in mind that they don't have a monopoly on knowledge and judgment and therefore involve multiple people in decision processes.

The cognitive underpinnings of numerous social psychological phenomena, including traditional topics in social psychology such as attribution making, impression formation, stereotyping, prejudice, self knowledge, affect, judgment and decision making, nonverbal communication in theory and application will be explored.