Sentence examples similar to stemming from judgements from inspiring English sources

The search de-listing request right stems from a judgement by Europe's top court this May which ruled that search engines are data controllers and therefore subject to existing European data protection legislation.

This assessment stems from an iterative series of workshops harvesting the judgement and analyses of experts using standardized protocols commonly used by the IUCN and affiliates.

But A Field Guide feels rooted in the deficit model of decision-making, which holds that bad judgements and mistakes stem from a lack of knowledge.

According to Sphyroeras, however, his judgements do not stem from selfishness, but rather from his severity against those he considered were defaming the cause of Greece.

Interview with OT 02sC-1305 The complex nature of borderline capacity seems to stem from the role that values play in these judgements compared with the more straightforward clear-cut cases in which capacity can be treated more factually.

Decision uncertainty (4) stems from decision makers with a different understanding and judgement of objectives and appropriate solutions and strategies [23].

Mindfulness stems from the Buddhist practice of acknowledging your experiences and emotions without judgement.

Jourová added she shares this believe, saying her confidence "stems from fact we have designed the rules of Privacy Shield based on the previous court judgement".

Both methods rely on subjective judgements made by participants and, thus, differences between the two methods may well stem from the different participants in our two groups.

Such caution stems from history.

It stems from self-doubt.