Sentence examples similar to prejudice decision making from inspiring English sources

While Pretext, is defined as, "The court's acceptance -- either implicit or explicit of...dishonest or distorted decision making based on stereotypic beliefs and prejudices".

McFarlane says that, while writing Ruth, she thought of her as "an individual who, at seventy-five, is the sum of years of experience, memory, opinion, prejudice, decision-making, and desire".

Decision making.

Decision making skills.

The decision made sense.

THE decision made history.

Decision made.

Decision made, job done.

SENATOR SESSIONS: Judge, to get back to that "wise Latina" speech, I want to know if you think judges should allow their prejudices to impact decision-making.

Crawley council said it would continue to work closely with organisations including the airport "without prejudice and regardless of future decisions made on the airport's expansion".

But they should also be fully informed without prejudice before making that decision – which includes not vilifying hospitals and doctors as we rightly praise good midwives.