Sentence examples for make a definitive judgment from inspiring English sources

It will take some time to make a definitive judgment.

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While it is probably too early to make a definitive judgment on the optical scan machines, even some of the advocacy groups that supported them are open to having hand recounts.

There is also a strong possibility that the show is simply not very good, though it might take a few more episodes to make a definitive judgment on that.

Some commentators have now identified a new reluctance by Western leaders to make a definitive judgment about Syria's alleged chemical weapons use, for fear it would force them into tougher action against Damascus.

Sorrell admitted that without yet knowing the other candidates officially involved inthe recruitment process, the DCMS is yet to officially open the application process, it would be "unfair" to make a definitive judgment on whether Stringer was the best man for the job.

But Gary Kleck, a professor at Florida State University's College of Criminology and Criminal Justice, whose work Justice Breyer cited, said there were good reasons for making a definitive judgment.

Obama said he would wait for the results of the US defence department inquiry before making a definitive judgment but expected "a full accounting of the facts and circumstances".

"The Department of Defense has launched a full investigation, and we will await the results of that inquiry before making a definitive judgment as to the circumstances of this tragedy".

"The Department of Defense has launched a full investigation, and we will await the results of that inquiry before making a definitive judgment as to the circumstances of this tragedy," Obama said.

We will have to wait and see what the Bassiouni Commission report says before making a definitive judgment on how independent a commission paid for by a dictatorship really can be, but its conclusions are really just part of the story.