Sentence examples for making the judgements from inspiring English sources

For example, a question about "particular problems" Google has faced in implementing the ruling yields a page long response from Mountain View — with Google waxing lyrical on the difficulties of balancing competing interests when making the judgements.

Prior to making the judgements, all participants were informed what level of consciousness each vocal sound represented.

It's a highly robust application process, with independent business experts making the judgement calls on which projects offer most long-term potential.

In introducing Don't Ask Don't Tell and signing the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act, he was making the judgement that America wasn't yet ready to embrace the positions that many highly-educated urban liberals supported.

Making the judgement of what events are breaking news isn't quite as obvious as it may seem – there's always the danger of being too open and diluting the value of this special type of coverage.

On this account, moral judgements are individuated not just in terms of their content but in terms of the motivations of the person making the judgement (see Tresan 2006, though he develops this approach on behalf of naturalism).

I found it awkward (giving feedback) but making the judgement helped me learn a lot.

But without us, they can't realize their destinies -- we make the judgements.

The UN body that oversees civil aviation will meet members of the airline industry on Tuesday to try to work out risk, and who makes the judgements.

In any case, it was a lot harder not to make the judgements I'd just stopped myself from making. .

The public need the full picture to make the judgement".