Sentence examples for was a judgement from inspiring English sources

Jackson says the arithmetic worked, but the commitment/morale factor was something else. it was a judgement.

She said: "There was a judgement made by secretary of state and PM that continuity was needed … There were clear elements of openness.

But asked whether the media should refrain from reporting the content of the video, the Prime Minister's spokeswoman insisted that was a "judgement for editors to make".

The United States, voicing a similar view to Britain and the majority of EU states, said the ruling was "a judgement we support", according to State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley.

It was a judgement call – albeit a mistaken one in my view – not to defend the record of Labour in office from 1997-2010 and to allow the Tory narrative on the economy and the Blair/Brown public spending programme to go unchallenged.

In the end, "it was a judgement call," says a San Francisco-based investment banker who asked not to be named.

Balancing the books is a judgement, not a science.

Pariser disagreed, suggesting that the metric of social sharing is a judgement on whether content is clickbait or not.

It is a judgement based on values at odds with the One Nation, compassionate conservatism that Cameron espouses tonally.

This is a judgement on Carter's policies only in the sense that they fail to stir enthusiasm.

There's a judgement next Friday.