Sentence examples similar to the judgment lies from inspiring English sources
The reason for this judgment lies in the answers to two questions: If a home provides good care to the average resident, does that indicate that the home will meet the care requirements of other types of residents?
"Meeting the needs" beyond basic survival requirements of a few liters of water per day requires many value judgments, and the assessment of these judgments lies outside the realm of science or engineering.
Out of this vaudeville of observations — her judgment lies in the juxtaposition — she creates a vivid collaged world.
Safe from judgment, lies, and cruelty.
In a statement, they said there had been a "monumental blunder" behind the judgment that lay "at the feet of the Police Service of Northern Ireland".
Brothers likens the ideology of nineteen-thirties racism that Armstrong lived under to what other musical geniuses suffered overseas at the time: In Russia, Dmitri Shostakovich came under attack for composing music that did not fit official Soviet expectations; his efforts to make up for such "errors" in artistic judgment lay at the root of a tortured life.
The authority to make constitutional judgments lies not with the court system but with the leadership of the National People's Congress, the party-run national legislature.
The basis for human moral judgments lies in the will's conformity to divine commands.
There is no perfect moment to end currency controls--but this may be as good a time as any.The same fear of subjecting South Africa's economy to hard-nosed market judgments lies behind apartheid's second economic relic: regional trade barriers.
The final judgment will lie with the many readers who have yet to discover the novel, which has trailed behind the popular shortlist favourites, Room and The Long Song, in sales terms.
