Sentence examples for principles for judging from inspiring English sources

Here, as elsewhere in the book, the author is less successful in delineating general principles for judging when and how incentives are ethically justified.

So on this view our knowledge of the intelligible world is a priori because it does not depend on sensibility, and this a priori knowledge furnishes principles for judging the sensible world because in some way the sensible world itself conforms to or imitates the intelligible world.

However, although the principle of on-treatment measurement is likely to remain solid, the end-point for judging effectiveness is likely to vary markedly between agents.

So shame on you for judging.

When item preselection was held constant, accuracy was equivalent for judging affect and judging personality.

The resolution gives the detailed practical interpretation of the principles and instructions for judges and specialists.

Regarding the participation of a trainee we believe that it is the responsibility of the principle surgeon to judge if his or her involvement remains acceptable and therefore, no correction for this factor was applied.

One of the most senior judges, Lord Neuberger, has proposed some principles for "extra-judicial" statements.

These factors, and the competency of judges, provide the context for Reid's moral first principles, for their use and for their epistemological status.

NICE's report Social Value Judgements: Principles for the Development of NICE Guidance 52 sets out the principles that NICE guideline development groups should consider when judging whether an intervention offers good value for money.

Findings reported here reflect issues receiving a high degree of saturation and that we judge to be critical to the user experience of evidence-based web sites, based on principles for usability heuristics, web guidelines and evidence-based practice.