Sentence examples for make a judgement call from inspiring English sources

Suggestions included "continuous agreement", "initiation and enthusiasm about what is taking place" and "being of sound and sober enough mind to make a judgement call".

It's a lot easier to make a judgement call on an applicant if their work is reflective of the styles you tend to do as a studio, agrees Grand-Scrutton.

But he said MPs must make a judgement call ahead of a Commons vote.

"If there are multiple trademark owners then we make a judgement call," she explains.

"You make a judgement call given the facts and situation that you're faced with.

But she repeatedly refused to make a judgement call about whether the Page should be removed until she could review it with her team.

The Eden Park chief executive, David Kennedy, said stadium officials had made a "judgement call" not to allow vuvuzelas at the match.

Relying on Judgement The mechanism for distributing funding relies on someone making a judgement call as to what is potentially a good opportunity.

It's making a judgement call about what's newsworthy and what people should read about, even if it might offend them or other users.

Dr Eccles said that if a member of the clinical team - a nurse, doctor or paediatrician - made a judgement call and believes a child could be at risk, they could each escalate it "up the ladder", which could ultimately result in a visit to the home.

That's because the main criteria the ad review team uses to guess whether the advertiser is a minor is by looking at the photo attached to the ad and making a judgement call as to whether they appear over or under 21.