Sentence examples for latitude of judgment from inspiring English sources
In some cases, board members said they had used common sense and cited a Florida court decision that gave them some "latitude of judgment".
It is certainly the intent of the constitution and the Legislature that the results of elections are to be efficiently, honestly and promptly ascertained by election officials to whom some latitude of judgment is accorded, and that courts are to overturn such determinations only for compelling reasons when there are clear, substantial departures from essential requirements of law".
In it, he identified "a latitude of judgment" in Catholic teaching and rejected the notion, in the face of rising religious fundamentalism, that "our morality should be everybody else's," particularly when it concerned public-policy matters such as abortion and capital punishment.
Since the Treasury says that deciding on whether and when the economic tests have been passed will simply be a matter of "judgment", this gives the government considerable latitude about when to hold a referendum.Mr Brown's statement on Europe should certainly be helpful for relations with the rest of the EU.
"We get edicts of judgment after edicts of judgment.
It's a matter of judgment.
That decision showed appalling lack of judgment.
It is the first stage of judgment.
Kant, Critique of Judgment, §29.
Phase 2. Definition of judgment criteria.
