(You can quarrel with some of their judgements, but the method was sound).
We need to know whether their judgements can be relied upon".
"The timing and details of that are operational matters decided by the professionals, but ministers must have confidence in their judgements, as I do, and must take full ministerial responsibility for their judgements and decisions, as I do".
A few months later it was re-released to great acclaim, many critics happily reversing their judgements.
"We know that people's emotional states affect their judgements and that happy people are more likely to judge an ambiguous situation positively," Mendl said.
"Emotions," wrote Aristotle (384 322 bce), "are all those feelings that so change men as to affect their judgements, and that are also attended by pain or pleasure.
3.44pm, William Hague, Foreign Secretary: "The timing and details of that are operational matters decided by the professionals, but ministers must have confidence in their judgements, as I do, and must take full ministerial responsibility for their judgements and decisions, as I do.
It requires a large leap of trust to believe that his handlers in Guantánamo Bay made their judgements on a sound ethical footing – they may have done, but we can't know.
"The historians will make their judgements in 20 years' time".
Their judgements were largely inaccurate and based on their own emotions, suggesting limited emotion understanding.
Stakeholders involved in decision-making increasingly want to base their judgements on unbiased assessment.
