Sentence examples for sole judgment from inspiring English sources

But the prospect of reinterpreting "sole judgment" as "reasonable judgment" brought scepticism from the justices and state-level determinations of what constitutes "fair dealing" when it came to air travel worried them.

The decision not to proceed in the U.S. was based on the sole judgment of Goldman Sachs and was not required or requested by any other party.

In the sole judgment of the Administrator, regulation of the contaminant presents a meaningful opportunity for health risk reductions for persons served by public water systems.

Their advice and consent ensures a robust process to evaluate the nominee and operates as a check on the executive branch to ensure that nominees for such a critical position are not subject to the sole judgment of a particular President.

We aimed to assess whether a systematic approach to disconnect tracheotomized neurological and neurosurgical patients off the ventilator (intervention) is superior to the sole physician's judgment (control).

Vaschetto et al. [19] compared a systematic approach based on daily screening of meaningful physiologic and clinical variables followed by SBT with direct disconnection from the ventilator based on the sole physician's judgment in reducing the rate of reconnection to the ventilator within 48 h; however, the trial was prematurely interrupted due to a high rate of reconnections.

He said, 'My only concern is Rose.' " And in at least one regard Williams' will is explicit in its intention to separate the co-trustees, who had fiduciary power, from the people evaluating his literary remains; in a codicil to his will he designated Harvard University to be the sole arbiter of such judgment.

How, Malcomson inquires, did the world's sole superpower surrender its better judgment and squander so much good will?

All day Thursday, the Cranbrook account set off a debate: Was this a sole episode of youthful poor judgment by Mr. Romney or a larger statement about his character?

Goebel was the sole dissenter, saying: "If my judgment is proved wrong, no one will be happier than I".

The official scorer is permitted to view available replays and to solicit the opinions of others, but the official scorer is given the sole authority to make the judgment calls that are required in the score report.