Sentence examples for saying a judgment from inspiring English sources

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

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

The transparency guidance said a judgment should be published whenever the judge decided it was "in the public interest" to do so.

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.

Representative F. Edward Hebert, Democrat of Louisiana, chairman of the panel, would not characterize the Army ac tion as refusal to cooperate with the House, but said a judgment on Army cooperation would be included in his report.

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.

If we deploy the notion of truth, we can express the normative idea by saying if a judgment is true then its opposite is false.

And in his Bible-haunted state, many said a terrible judgment had been visited upon him.

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

But at least three-quarters of the 550 prisoners there are no longer seen as worthy of regular interrogation, the senior American official said, reflecting a judgment that he said had been made in recent months.