Sentence examples for represent a judgment from inspiring English sources

Chinese officials, he writes, are taught "that intimacy is forbidden and that making friends with foreigners is 'work".' Observations like these certainly do not represent a judgment on the innate friendliness or unfriendliness of the people — Chinese, like people everywhere, come in all types, and that is indeed the point.

"It does not in any way represent a judgment by the commission as to the merits of the case or its chances of being referred".

In effect, foreign policy experts said, the legislation represents a judgment by Congress that in his effort to repair relations with Moscow, Mr. Obama has not paid enough attention to freedom and democracy.

But even if Mrs. Clinton does win in Kentucky, Mr. Obama is likely to end the day with a majority of the delegates awarded through the nominating contests, a threshold his campaign has long asserted would represent a definitive judgment by voters.

The fact that expert commentaries on this issue advocate this comparison without reference to statistical testing suggest that they have intended the comparison to represent an informal judgment of the increase in incremental accuracy[ 2- 6], that is, the recommendation is to use a comparison of AUC's for estimation.

Current ventilation standards — the V in HVAC — represent a best engineering judgment.

These concerns represent a rush to judgment that not all those working in the field of wrongful convictions support.

Viewed in that light, the argument for upholding California's gay marriage ban has merit — not because the policy is fair or wise (it isn't) but because it represents a reasonable judgment that the people of California are entitled to make.

Let C 1, C 2, …, C n denote the set of elements, while (a_{ij}) represents a quantified judgment on a pair of elements C i and C j.

Whereas we expected the behaviorally specific assessment of self-efficacy to be more sensitive to treatment, SWL represents a global judgment of one's life and is relatively stable [ 29].

Yet to critics the missteps represent a pattern of poor judgment.