Sentence examples for vital judgment from inspiring English sources

It is perfectly reasonable to argue that the threats facing the UK warrant such suspensions of justice, but it is both absurd and dangerous to allow this vital judgment call to be made solely by those politicians who hope to wield the new powers against us.

Instead the review focuses upon the value of the outcome measures adopted within stroke SMI studies according to their methodological quality, reliability and validity for stroke populations as outlined by COSMIN [ 42].This is vital since judgments about the results and impact attributed to SMIs are dependent on valid and reliable measurement.

Vital as these are, so too is teaching students to make independent and critical judgments, to be mindful, to be articulate, to develop imaginative and creative faculties.

Although they did not repudiate the rational calculation of consequences in evaluating actions, they saw empathy and emotional responsiveness as vital to moral judgment.

Distaste plays a vital role in judgment about whether a potential food is edible.

The harder sections are nearer the end, however, making pace judgment as vital as ever.

Amber Melville-Brown, of international law firm Withers LLP, said the judgment was vital to protect free speech.

It's vital that we reserve judgment while accepting our own decisions with confidence.

Studies on both moral judgments and vital loss decisions found a longer reaction time and a greater activation of emotion-related areas (e.g., MPFC, PCC, and amygdala) in more difficult conditions (i.e., VV condition and personal moral judgment condition).

The result, according to the former justice secretary Ken Clarke, has been a "UK justice system unable to pass judgment on these vital matters".

"... the UK justice system [is now] unable to pass judgment on these vital matters: cases either collapse, or are settled without a judge reaching any conclusion on the facts before them.