Sentence examples for make any judgements from inspiring English sources

"Nor did we presume to make any judgements about what fiscal policy might do," she added, noting that Hammond had signalled higher public spending in the autumn statement.

Of course it's too early to make any judgements yet, but despite the air being heavier than a wrestling ring containing Big Daddy and Giant Haystacks (with Lisa Riley compering), Serena's power-game is not being nullified.

We don't and can't know about what was actually going on in these relationships and should not make any judgements about the causes of Pushkar's death until more details are released.

Labour says it's not rushing to make any judgements on its approach.

Second, we do not make any judgements about the accuracy of the information relating to tag-mechanisms.

It is traditional during pre-season testing for the drivers and teams to emphasise that they can't make any judgements about relative competitiveness.

Consequently, I suggest that it is impossible at this time to make any judgement beyond pure guesswork about the effect of the barrages, the channel and the filling/discharging operations that would be involved in building this project.

It was not necessary to make any judgement about possible pilot error.

It was not possible in the context of the study to make any judgement of the appropriateness of treatment initiated.

I haven't seen the incident again so I'll have to watch it before I make any judgement.

So if O1 is not an object known to x, x cannot make any judgement about O1.