She said she had been told that the board's tentative judgment, after more than a month of talks, was conveyed Wednesday to the Tisch family.
We all make a tentative judgment about everyone we meet on scant evidence, though we may not admit it because we see ourselves as rational beings.
— you finally forgave me for being your son, and in the nasty shambles of your life, in which you had less and less occasion for pride, you were proud of me, the first Bidart who ever got a B.A.; Harvard, despite your distrust, was the crown; — but the way you eyed me: the bewilderment, unease: the somehow always tentative, suspended judgment . . .
(Russell 1938 247) In all cases, the object would be to encourage self-growth, a willingness to be tentative in judgment, and responsiveness to evidence.
An apparent method of avoiding the difficulty just raised would be to emphasize the tentative character of scientific judgment.
"Based on the court's tentative ruling on the summary judgment motions, the race claim was going to survive.
The MPs' hard judgment is that "a tentative and apologetic approach is ingrained" at the regulator and "the current leadership" may not be equipped for cultural change.
That is such an equivocal judgment that it may prove tentative.
Judgments rendered by history tend to be tentative, incomplete and reversible.
Goldstone indicated in court after the judgment was given that the supreme court had made some tentative steps to anticipate a potential hearing next Tuesday, should one be required.
"This ruling doesn't mean the union's interpretation will survive summary judgment or trial or otherwise withstand scrutiny on appeal". A tentative trial date is scheduled for April.
