Sentence examples for that judgements from inspiring English sources
The phrase "that judgements" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "those judgments" if referring to multiple judgments or "that judgment" if referring to a single judgment. Example: "I believe that judgments made in haste can often lead to regret."
Responding to The Independent's analysis, Professor Sir Mike Richards said that judgements about safe-staffing could be based on numbers but also on skill-mix, and that staffing problems were often confined to areas such as A&E or maternity.
Card rejects Nietzsche's view that judgements of evil indicate a negative life-denying perspective.
It just claims that judgements with certain contents cannot be made without certain motivational states (see, e.g., McDowell 1998).
Instead, she believes that judgements of evil often indicate a healthy recognition that one has been treated unjustly.
The heuristic value is that judgements of probability and conditional probability then translate into statements about proportions.
(This criticism is distinct from the criticism of the idea that judgements of beauty are valid for all human beings).
Personally, I think that judgement is too harsh.
"I've got that judgement to make and the England [and Wales ] Cricket Boardwill have that judgement to make as well," he said.
It is equally essential that judgement is exercised in the application of the code".
You could see his point but, unfortunately for Kevin Friend, the referee, that judgement was not at his disposal.
But he pre-empted that judgement before the rate had bedded in, scrapping it on political rather than economic grounds.
