Sentence examples for make final judgment from inspiring English sources

Maybe the present is never in a position to make final judgment calls on the past.

"But I also want to make sure I talk to him directly before I make final judgment".

We hope that the evidence presented here serves to refute the unjustified claims made by Dietrich et al. We leave it to the readers to make final judgment, but we feel that with the ever-increasing body of evidence showing effects of BPA on reproduction in various animal species, common sense will eventually prevail on this issue.

Mr. Tenet said it was too soon to make final judgments.

He urged patience — a message that has become a common theme — and said more time and resources were needed to make final judgments.

Even Wikipedia — produced by collaborating clusters of contributors focused on particular areas of interest — relies on administrators to make final judgments on whether to delete a challenged article, he added.

The role of the equipment sales representative was found to be a red herring; his presence in the operating room that day played no role in Mrs. Smart's death, according to a panel appointed by the state's Office of Professional Medical Conduct, which made final judgments on the state's charges against the doctors.

Secretary Powell, after meeting with King Abdullah of Jordan at the State Department, said he and Mr. Sharon had talked about how to improve security, rebuild Palestinian institutions and pave the way for a political solution to the conflict, but that the administration itself had not made final judgments about how to proceed.

The report advocates for more high quality research prior to making final judgments about the contributions of rating systems.

Making final judgments about value for money however requires more comprehensive clinical evidence including patient-centered health outcomes.

You can imagine some sort of structure, almost like a Supreme Court, that is made up of independent folks who don't work for Facebook, who ultimately make the final judgment call on what should be acceptable speech in a community that reflects the social norms and values of people all around the world.