Sentence examples for the judgments made from inspiring English sources

The phrase, however, did not refer to mathematical calculation but merely to the judgments made where rational demonstration is impossible.

She suggests something of a double standard in the judgments made of her actions and of Rudd's.

I am not a corrections expert, and so I hesitate to second guess any of the judgments made by the personnel there in dealing with this particular confinee.

Even on that day, MPs were still complaining about the judgments made in their cases, as if they were the victims, rather than the taxpayer.

I may disagree, and I often do, with the judgments made by the European court, but I support absolutely its right to make them.

But the judgments made in pursuit of that goal detached the country from the normal rules of diplomacy and evaded international law.

The judgments make plain the Lords' determination that these detentions should not continue.

The judgment, made Nov. 25, was levied against companies and individuals based in Florida and California.

The judgment made clear that existing UK legislation, including the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIPA), required urgent review.

That had been the judgment made in 2004 by Karl Rove and George W. Bush, who decided to back Specter when Toomey first made a run for the Senate seat.

Still, the judgment made the aggrieved Alevis of Sivas a quarter of the 680,000 people in the province, which lies in rugged country about 400 kilometres (250 miles) east of Ankara, Turkey's capital feel a bit better.