Sentence examples similar to secure judgements from inspiring English sources
Thanks more to good luck than good judgement, Tottenham secured the draw that leaves them in a strong position to progress to the next round of the Europa League on a night when their supporters were the target of reported anti-Semitic abuse.
Armed with such patents, lawsuit specialists can target tech giants and secure huge judgements in court, or force lucrative settlements.
For the ancient philosphrers morality was "good character" and what that entailed: good judgement, sensitivity, openness, reflectiveness and a secure and correct sense of who one was and how one stood in relation to others and the surrounding world.
Acumen means good judgement.
Please exercise good judgement.
BE SAFE- use good judgement.
Because of the variety of possible factors at the specific level, the eliminative methods lead to judgments that are more secure than the judgements which mere enumerative judgments would yield.
The passage from the Theaetetus also involves tight time demands in informing others about complex matters (201a-b) Similarly, there are passages that indicate that Locke's disfavor with the value of testimony was limited to judgements outside secure and pedestrian domains (e.g., Locke 1961 [1689], Bk 4 ch.16 sec8–9).
Yet in most instances (e.g. referrals), the GPs are expected to use their best professional judgement to secure an effective and fair allocation of resources.
