Sentence examples for official judgment from inspiring English sources

Yes, in part — because Osama would not be captured to face official judgment.

Yes, in part because Osama would not be captured to face official judgment.

The agreement was made and the draft given for the purpose of influencing Beavers's official judgment and action.

insisting on an awareness of clearly established constitutional limits will not unduly interfere with the exercise of official judgment.

The official judgment of Mr. Clinton's fitness to serve will be rendered by the Congress, which is as it should be.

This distinction appears in Christianity in the New Testament, in which didaskalia means "basic teachings" (as in 1 and 2 Timothy), whereas dogma is used only in the sense of an official judgment or decree (as in Acts 16:4).

The statement by the chairman, Adm. Mike Mullen, went further than previous, official judgments of the Iranian nuclear threat, and it essentially confirmed a new report by the United Nations nuclear watchdog agency, which found that Iran had enough nuclear material for a bomb.

Accordingly, well before advice is given and official judgments are rendered, it is time to initiate dialogues so that junior scholars can lay out their research and its associated foundations and possibilities.

At times, the Lakers relied on the officials' judgment.

Burlington faced the difficult choice because performance evaluations for teachers and principals based on test results, as much as on local officials' judgment, are a hallmark of the two main competitive grant programs the Obama administration developed to spur its initiatives: the stimulus and Race to the Top.

Amicus the United States, while arguing that the search was unreasonable in this case, agrees that giving judicial deference to school officials' judgment would not lead teachers to conduct unreasonable searches because schools' actions are generally held in check by public scrutiny.