Sentence examples for whole judgment from inspiring English sources

"But there is a whole judgment piece, a blind spot.

Acknowledging receipt of the WICB verdict today, ICC chief executive David Richardson said: "We are yet to see the whole judgment to put the matter of the punishment into its proper context but we note the WICB disciplinary committee found the player guilty and has imposed an immediate ban.

In this method, whether the satellite still has the maneuverability to maintain the orbital altitude is used as the criteria for judging the operational status, the whole judgment process includes two steps.

When the constituents are structured in a judgment so that the whole judgment univocally designates a situation in the world, then the judgment is true; otherwise, it is false.

According to Kant, truth is a predicate of whole judgments, and not a predicate of the representational proper parts of judgments, i.e., intuitions/non-conceptual cognitions and concepts (A293/B350).

It wasn't until that moment, Mr. Dallek says, when Mr. Kennedy proved that he could be relied on to protect the national interest as a whole — a judgment that extended, perhaps, to American Catholics generally.

Then the whole synthesis judgment of man-machine-environment three single factors of coal mines is done by the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method separately, and get qualitative and quantitative evaluation results which is direct viewing, scientific, reasonable and reliable to know the overall safety condition of the system, has the practical application value.

Whether the objective is to monitor the performance of individual CHWs or the performance of the CHW programme as a whole, informed judgments require high-quality data that are routinely collected, analysed appropriately and utilized for decision-making [ 80].

There's not a whole of sound judgment going on these days (though whether it is worse than in the past, I can't be sure), so it's not common.

Charles insists on addressing the notes; but he shows us how behind the notes are felt needs, requirements, laws of how things ought to be — a whole system of judgment, of taste, of meaning.

This might be the single most important quality that she possessed the ability to listen with her whole self, without judgment.