"We'll make our judgements on them once they get through Saturday.
Furthermore the passage expresses a "logic-first" approach, and rejects a "philosophy-first" approach, suggesting that rather than trying to figure out which is the best logic a priori from first principles (the 'philosophy-first' approach), we should let logicians develop languages as they like, and then make our judgements based on how things turn out.
"We did receive an email from the Sale physio on 8 August to say that he did have a problem with his hip, that he wasn't taking a part in contact during training and so we used that information to make our judgement at that stage not to have included him".
When a learning outcome contained multiple verbs, we used the verb representing the highest cognitive level to make our judgement.
Honk! 17th over: South Africa 44-1 (Petersen 21, Amla 9) "Okay, so we don't know all the facts re: KPGate, and we're never really likely too – which is okay, we can and will all make our own judgements," says David Horn.
Instead, it asks viewers to fill in the gaps and make our own judgements as we watch Turner going about his day-to-day business: chatting to patrons, fending off visitors, mumbling lectures and painting with gusto.
This is very clever on the part of the creators who have obviously recognised the blatant and inescapable fact that us humans are generally shallow and tend to make our initial judgement based on aesthetics.
The truth is that, at some point in the past decade or so, an idea grew to maturity that secrets are inherently bad: that the public has a right to know every detail about everything so that we might make our own judgement on it.
If the definitions are available to everyone, then we can all make our own value judgements over what does and does not qualify, but if it's up to the government to name torture as this, or terrorism as that, then the power remains in their hands.
Although we used a set of criteria to arrive at an overall judgement to make our review more objective and systematic, quality judgement scores should always be interpreted with caution, because the use of some criteria inevitably involves a subjective element derived from the reviewer's expertise.
His gracious presence, lively wit, never failing care for others, and astute judgement made our workplace better for all of us here.
