Sentence examples for the judgments that from inspiring English sources

Before he issued the judgments that make him a legal hero, Tasker Watkins was already a war hero.

But, Groh added, "The style of how we play isn't different, nor are the judgments that are made on which players measure up and which don't".

But such cases take years to resolve, and Argentina has still not paid any of the judgments that have already been handed out against it.

And I think it will have an impact on the judgments that are made about other things we try to do in the regionMore than once in 2011 Mr Kerry criticised the Obama administration for its handling of the Israel-Palestinian conflict.

WHETHER a choreographer is just starting out or already established probably makes little difference to the mixture of hope and fear that must pervade every aspect of creating a new piece: the choices that must be made, the deadlines that must be met; the judgments that will be meted out.

Even with a staff of thousands the judgments that need to be made are often so subjective, and the volume of content so great, that there will always be backlogs and mistakes.

"It's the judgment that has yet to be proved".

"That was the judgment that was made," replied Wormald.

What this case demonstrates is the complexity of the judgment that has to be made".

"He knows how to make the judgment that will get a deal done.

It is a matter of judgment, and the judgment that will count, more chilling still, is that of George W. Bush.