Sentence examples for make judgments of from inspiring English sources

If HMRC makes a ruling on the tax affairs of a company, it's not quasi-judicial, not quite, but as a statutory body they have the power to make judgments of that kind.

(What, by the way, is the evidence for assuming the existence of such a discrepancy between the market and "personal" or "subjective" value of a thing?) Should the law make judgments of this sort?

This paper explores drivers' abilities to make judgments of motorcycles and car approach speeds in nighttime driving conditions, when only the headlights are visible, as well as the effectiveness of a tri-headlight configuration on the accuracy of motorcycle speed judgments.

At the same time, the question asking students to rate their own emotional health compared with that of others is hard to assess, since it requires them to come up with their own definition of emotional health, and to make judgments of how they compare with their peers.

But the ability to make judgments of right and wrong does not depend on your holding a particular belief about morality in general; all that is required are the common sense, on-the-wing criteria you bring to bear  (without deep reflection) on everyday situations of choice and decision.

It is therefore not conclusive for delegation purposes that, as respondents argue, ozone and particulate matter are "nonthreshold" pollutants that inflict a continuum of adverse health effects at any airborne concentration greater than zero, and hence require the EPA to make judgments of degree.

Our aim was not to make judgments on the quality of the SMIs identified.

By designing a series of Boolean logic operations, we could logically make judgment of the compositions of the samples on the basis of visual output signals.

He understands and empathises with the demands placed on bowlers, as Matthew Hoggard has pointed out, and in particular is best suited to make judgment of his own capabilities.

"I'm not making judgments of that sort.

People are really good at making judgments of linear trends.