Sentence examples for subsequent judgement from inspiring English sources

In a letter given to Mr Assange's extradition hearing in the UK and quoted in the High Court's subsequent judgement, Swedish Director of Prosecutions Marianne Ny stated: "A formal decision to indict may not be taken at the stage that the criminal process is currently at.

People's underlying assumptions about the balance of nature likely influence many of their subsequent judgements about the reality and seriousness of different environmental issues.

The volunteers' heads were blurred in the resulting images to ensure anonymity and also remove any confounding effects of facial attractiveness on subsequent judgements of attractiveness.

These multiple and sometimes conflicting histories, which healthcare professionals have to interpret and make sense of, verify or falsify the patient's version of events and influence subsequent judgements about capacity and best interests.

The possibility of exploiting the posterior distributions of the model updating parameters for subsequent structural assessment tasks is also shown, allowing probabilistic simulation outcomes from which a more reliable judgement of the actual bridge safety condition can be established.

The court judgement and subsequent statements by the Nigerian Attorney General suggest that Shell and Eni must have been aware that the money would ultimately be transferred to the company controlled by the former oil minister.

The Court (with Justices Marshall and Todd absent) held that the treaty between the United States and Great British, ratified subsequent to the ejectment judgement in the lower court but prior to the Virginia Supreme Court decision, should have prevented the ejectment.

Subsequent work in both judgement bias tests and a novel affective bias task suggest that these types of assay may provide translational methods for studying MDD using animals.

In the future it would be interesting to evaluate certain aspects of preparation in depth such as students' meta-cognitive judgements and subsequent preparation through focus groups.

This included their experience gained in the treatment and management of tuberculosis (TB) (noted to be a rising problem in London), their generalist skills gained through working within various specialities, the conditions and pathologies encountered in SA, and the subsequent enhancement of their clinical judgement and skills.

Of these children, only three were recorded as having a subsequent malarial episode as determined by clinical judgement by the study clinician.