Sentence examples for left to judgment from inspiring English sources

These things can't be left to judgment.

10 The similarity of risks in adjacent categories is best left to judgment, perhaps informed by statistical testing, because of the poor power to detect important differences by statistical testing alone.

London, Dublin and the various Northern Irish parties only complicate matters by trying to manage disarmament questions that are better left to the judgment of General de Chastelain.

Much is left to the judgment of individual police officers, and that can put us squarely in the realm of the arbitrary.

The law says only that, during an I.D. check performed by the police, gendarmerie, or customs, one can prove his identity "by any means," the validity of which is left to the judgment of the law-enforcement official.

In 1927, upon recommendation of a parliamentary committee, the company was liquidated and replaced by a public corporation, the British Broadcasting Corporation BBCC), answerable ultimately to Parliament but with day-to-day control left to the judgment of the Board of Governors appointed on the basis of their standing and experience and not representing any sectional interests.

As a result, the correct positioning of the loads for the pier is left to engineering judgment.

The decision for readiness of a patient to be weaned from ECMO was left to the judgment of treating clinician and the ECMO team.

Their relatives and former dealers many of whom are elderly or didn't know them well were left to pass judgment on their works' authenticity.

The institutional frame means also the interweaving of formal constraints (the Highway Code, the Criminal Code) and informal rules (the specific use of the devices, which can be left to the judgment of police officers, social condemnation of certain speed-related behaviors...), which yield interactions whose outcomes are sometimes unexpected.

Whether they are more concerned about the environment, property values, or keeping the wrong sort of people away is something left to your judgment, and to future episodes.