Sentence examples for unfounded judgments from inspiring English sources
"I disapprove of the spreading of the apostasy belief as well as reckless and unfounded judgments on people.
"We hope that these findings help us be aware that we spontaneously stereotype people based on their body shapes and to try to avoid making these unfounded judgments," Hu tells me.
It is not only unproductive but un-Islamic: Islam, with a long history of pioneering philosophy, science, and law, is not about unfounded judgments on behalf of wrathful God.
Pentagon officials dismiss such judgments as unfounded.
Until 1973, homosexuality was among the D.S.M.'s disorders, and critics of the present chapter point to the condemnation the volume once inflicted on gay men and lesbians — condemnation that both reflected and bolstered the prevailing cultural perspective — by way of arguing that the current manual, the D.S.M.-IV, is full of unfounded and damaging sexual judgments.
Justice Hugo Black delivered the opinion for the majority: "We cannot reject as unfounded," he reasoned, "the judgment of the military authorities... that there were disloyal members of [the Japanese-American] population, whose number and strength could not be precisely and quickly ascertained".
In its response to the lawsuit, filed Monday in Federal District Court in Manhattan, Google said that Viacom's claims were unfounded and asked for a judgment dismissing the complaint.
Mr Justice Barling said in the judgment: "The tribunal has concluded that Ofcom's core competition concern is unfounded.
He said that after those incidents, the doctor was placed on probation for "poor management and poor judgment," and that he then accused the school of discrimination against him, a claim Andover concluded was unfounded.
These concerns are unfounded.
