Sentence examples for public judgements from inspiring English sources

"This case has received extensive coverage in many newspapers and other news media and has been the subject of public judgements".

(F3A01) Some reported that others felt able to make public judgements about dietary choices using the baby as a reason to justify this expression.

Earlier this month Google announced its committee of Google-selected "experts" who are sitting in public judgement on Europe's so-called 'right to be forgotten' (RTBF) ruling — by interrogating privacy-related issues, holding public meetings, banging the debate drum and generally doing the work of a public policy think tank at Google's behest.

Brady objects, afraid that adopting stereotypes will cause (eep!) public judgement.

And whether a child is too fat or too thin, or too anything else, should not be a matter of public judgement.

A "Grand Bargain" like that would run counter to both public opinion and informed economic judgement.

Judge Traverso said: "If any court permitted public opinion or emotion to influence their judgements it would lead to anarchy.

So the question remains: Do we really want to see Pence's public health judgement replicated on the national stage?

Thanks in part to the efforts of a shortsighted government and an unquestioning media, in the case of the London smog, the public's judgement has been unhelpfully clouded.

Critics of the rtbf have often decried how it requires private companies to make public interest value judgements.

Mr Lisseter said: "Our evidence strongly suggests that the financial and statistical data quoted in the consultation papers and on which, therefore, you are asking the public to make judgements is flawed and incorrect".