Sentence examples for lead judgment from inspiring English sources

I wanted to let him know that when I had later been called upon to write the lead judgment in the same-sex marriages case, the most difficult problem had been how to acknowledge the coexistence of the sacred and the secular in a single constitutional realm, showing equal concern and principled respect for the gay pride marchers and the Christian lawyers.

Because of the variety of possible factors at the specific level, the eliminative methods lead to judgments that are more secure than the judgements which mere enumerative judgments would yield.

He insisted that researchers must publicise all the outcomes of their work, and "not just the information that leads to judgment in one particular direction or another".

"Continuance" is neutral vis-à-vis the opposition of salvation and disaster, but the raising from the dead leads to judgment, and its decision can also mean eternal punishment (Matthew 25:46).

Employers approaching them need to be aware that taking jokes out of context or viewing photos with an over-critical eye can lead to judgments that aren't representative of the whole individual.

Thanks to Predator and Reaper drones, it seems like a fair amount of the stuff that led to Judgment Day in Terminator 2 has already come true.

Those internal pitchforks of self-bullying -- I'm not good enough, smart enough, pretty enough -- which often lead into judgments of others who cross our path?

Note that this led to judgment errors that systematically varied with the average velocities of the stimuli.

Ethical reasoning refers to reasoning that "leads to judgments about right and wrong, good and bad, fair and unfair, presenting special difficulties" (Hughes and Lavery 2008, p. 219).

"Because of the language, it has often led to judgments where courts have held that a woman did not have 'modesty' which could be outraged," says law professor, Mrinal Satish.

Fatigue slows reaction times and can lead to poor judgment.