Sentence examples for to arrive at a judgment from inspiring English sources

But it is difficult for those of us not fluent in Persian to arrive at a judgment on Khomeini's work as so little of it is available in translation.

After understanding the question, respondents need to arrive at a judgment regarding issue-specific competence.

She added: "It seems they are using a completely non-transparent process to arrive at a blanket judgment about a whole group of people".

The most that can be done is to apply the interpretation of modern historical finds to biblical materials so as to arrive at a probable judgment as to the background and patterns of events in his life.

It is a thought experiment designed to arrive at a practical judgment, action upon which is anticipated to resolve one's predicament.

Reviewing the divergent narratives on the identity of the self-immolation victims, historian David Ownby concluded that "although the arguments of Falun Gong practitioners seem cogent, it is very difficult to arrive at a final judgment about the self-immolation.

The chosen background of ethical evaluation, furthermore, determines the kind of additional data which is needed to arrive at an ethical judgment about the respective issue.

To arrive at a proper moral judgment, "all the circumstances and relations must be previously known; and the mind, from the contemplation of the whole, feels some new impression of affection or disgust, esteem or contempt, approbation or blame" (EPM, 290).

If during the process it is impossible to arrive at a consensus on a judgment, the group may use some voting technique, or may choose to take the 'average' of the judgments.

He never does describe or summarize the play at any length, which is an odd failing in a book like his and makes it difficult for his readers to arrive at any judgment of their own.

Yet since the transformation of individual judgments in order to arrive at a consensus is the very aim of many deliberative PIAs, this phenomenon could pose a threat to the purpose of such PIAs.