Sentence examples for questions about judgment from inspiring English sources

That the campaign apparently was comfortable cashing checks without knowing where the money came from raises questions about judgment and competence that Mr. Todd needs to address.

Questions about judgment and forgiveness reach into all the elements of the novel, including Liam's own anxieties about his relationships with his estranged wife and daughter.

As his definition of ontology as "the doctrine of what is predicated as being" (Rickert 1934b, 54) already suggests, ontological questions are deeply connected to questions about judgment and predication.

Still, the affair has raised questions about his judgment.

If Mr Coulson is charged and prosecuted, questions about his judgment will return in force.

"It would have led to questions about his judgment had they left".

Another thing to consider is a Kia recall in March that raised questions about corporate judgment.

But some of the regime's dealings with business raise questions about its judgment.

Otherwise, the BBC won't be the only organization being asked tough questions about its judgment.

"It raises serious questions about the judgment of the Giuliani administration and the N.Y.P.D.," he said.

Others raised questions about her judgment and about whether a French foreign minister should accept free flights from anyone.