Mr O'Neill said the Bulls' decision had been founded on their "religiously informed judgment of conscience".
When this has to be done for structural reasons, informed judgment is required.
"We make our best informed judgment about what the regulatory action should be," Dr. Jenkins added.
The strength of recommendations (for or against intervention) is graded as strong (indicating judgment that most well informed people will make the same choice), weak (indicating judgment that a majority of well informed people will make the same choice, but a substantial minority will not), or uncertain (indicating that the panel made no specific recommendation for or against interventions).
An important emphasis from the earliest days of work within STS is the importance of using methods to provide systematic and informed judgments regarding improvements to workplace safety and employee well-being (Weisbord 2012).
Benchmarks: Asks questions as a way to broaden and enrich classroom discussions; Makes informed judgments about nonprint media Theatre Standard 6- Understands the context in which theatre, film, television, and electronic media are performed today as well as in the past.
Benchmarks: Asks questions as a way to broaden and enrich classroom discussions; Makes informed judgments about nonprint media (CTSS – 'english', '9-12', '8') Theatre Standard 6- Understands the context in which theatre, film, television, and electronic media are performed today as well as in the past.
These many individual forecasts are based on independently developed models and separately informed judgments.
In fact, excluding all women of any age assumes that women, whether premenopausal or postmenopausal, cannot make informed judgments.
And it was part of his approach that he always knew more than he revealed in his writing; by negotiating with sources on what he could report, he assured himself a continuing place at the trough -- and also ensured that his judgments and observations were extremely well informed.
