No general formula will free the scientist, or anyone else, from having to use judgment in interpreting evidence.
–Instruct bank regulators to use judgment in assessing capital adequacy for loans to governments and big businesses (now assumed to be ultrasafe) and small businesses (assumed unsafe).
Finally it warns agents to use good judgment in the use of social media on the job.
Two-thirds of white respondents believed police use good judgment in the stops; an equal share of black respondents said they did not.
Call me old-fashioned, but I believe that women and men alike should use good judgment in the clothing choices they make.
In April, officials pointed to reductions in the overall use of force as an indication that agents were using better judgment in the field.
At any point, do you think — in your judgment, do you think that Private Manning, there was bad judgment used in the way that he was treated at Quantico; despite the fact whether it was by the letter of the law, that people who were running the facility at Quantico used bad judgment in the way he was treated?
As he summoned his top commander in Afghanistan to explain himself, President Obama said that his general used "poor judgment" in the derisive way he spoke, and let his aides speak, to writer Michael Hastings.
Under each question, researchers summarized how the participant understood the question, recall strategies used, judgments made in formulating an answer, any problems, and the answer itself.
According to the paper, Nygård said the police had "used 'poor judgment' in investigating the case and added that the whole matter could have been avoided had they adopted a more responsible attitude".
