Sentence examples for legitimate judgment from inspiring English sources

This eventually left Cameron, with his belief that his whole legislative programme was under attack, to make what appears to be a legitimate judgment – that the differences were unbridgeable.

The gist is that the question of whether technology makes us smarter or dumber is not really even a valid question — it supposes a legitimate judgment on the nature of intelligence which no one can make with authority.

To be sure, in the third Critique, he also explicitly ties together the principle of systematic unity with the regulative use of reflective judgments of taste, and says that it is a subjectively necessary transcendental principle presupposed by legitimate judgments of taste (see the supplement Kinds of Use).

It also argued the courts should be slow to interfere with legitimate journalistic judgment.

"While this aim was undoubtedly legitimate," the judgment said, "the domestic courts accorded it too much weight".

Nagel thinks that the "area of genuine agency, and therefore of legitimate moral judgment, seems to shrink under this scrutiny to an extensionless point".

"To make a legitimate news judgment about our coverage, we applied the same criteria as we usually use: should we report this, and if so, how?

Judge Alsup ruled that the federal government could not revoke drug licenses merely because a doctor makes a legitimate medical judgment, even if the doctor's recommendation could then be used by a patient to obtain marijuana under Proposition 215 in violation of federal law.

It provides important guidance that helps ensure that the district court appropriately confines itself to drawing interim maps that comply with the Constitution and the Voting Rights Act, without displacing legitimate state policy judgments with the court's own preferences".

"But she does not stand back because she does not see society's judgment as legitimate," Gladwell said.

In a debate with Khan held at the Institute of Directors, Goldsmith said that he did not believe that Khan himself held extreme views, but that past associations with people who did raised legitimate questions about his judgment.