Sentence examples for said a judgment from inspiring English sources

"This is an election that will weigh on the future of Europe," Mr. Hollande has said, a judgment that Mr. Sarkozy would hardly dispute.

He also said a judgment in favor of the homeowners would have been an enormous help to a class action suit against the county that also charges discrimination and demands that the county refund all tax overpayments.

It is, he said, "a judgment call" as to when a given amount of distress becomes a disorder, just as experts must distinguish between ordinary sadness and clinical depression.

They are remote -- 22 miles west of Port Angeles on the Olympic Peninsula -- lacking in amenities and "very simple," the reservationist said, a judgment that was confirmed by a friend who has been there.

But the Treasury attacked S&P's calculations, saying: "A judgment flawed by a $2tn error speaks for itself".

That decision, the official said, reflects a judgment that threatening China is not the best way to persuade it to allow the renminbi to appreciate against the dollar.

Even if a lease with a waiver of immunity were made with the diplomatic mission itself, Mr. Weinstein said, collecting a judgment against the mission might be difficult.

The compromise wording, brokered by a French member of the European Parliament, Catherine Trautmann, said such a judgment must be approved by an "independent and impartial tribunal".

The decision to refrain from making an immediate announcement, Mr. Papi said, was a judgment call based on concerns over the public reaction.

Lawyers on both sides say a final judgment on the case will probably not come until next year.

"It was a case of incredibly bad judgment," said a spokeswoman.