Sentence examples for setting judgements from inspiring English sources

In the healthcare setting, judgements by healthcare professionals about whether to recommend the vaccine may restrict a young woman's access to the vaccine irrespective of her own beliefs and preferences.

Features in the hand are more likely to be milder and less pronounced than in a secondary care setting, making judgements about their presence more difficult to make, an observation which has been noted previously [ 30].

Set aside judgement while you listen.

The Comment editor Becky Gardiner has commented, setting out the judgement here and here.

Again, examiners used their best judgement in setting these boundaries, but they had less data and information to work with".

That Harry Hewitt'll likely get crushed under the axle of 'is own van, and as for Valerie Barlow – and if this isn't judgement for setting 'erself up in 'er own front parlour as a so-called 'air stylist then my name isn't Ena Sharples – from what I 'ear, it's two clogs to a threpenny bit that she'll electrocute 'erself with 'er own 'airdryer".

Equally, why impose one set of moral judgements on footballers, when it isn't the norm in any other workplace?

However, the WTP approach may be an oversimplification on a societal level, since the WTP methodology is based upon a theoretically accepted cost of death set by individual judgements.

This reflected the view that Arab immigrants might be more willing to reveal 'real life' practices and challenges in diabetes self-management during one-to-one interview setting without fear of peer judgement.

Scriptural citations coupled with doctrines of resurrection and final judgement set the stage for Saadya's discourse on the nature of soul, leading us once again to consider the delicate interplay of reason and revelation in the pages of his thought.

The committed precise probabilist would respond that setting $p(X)=0.5$ is suspending judgement.