"You know, there's a temptation to let the politics at home get in the way with, you know, with the considered judgment of the commanders," he said.
However, religious belief is a matter of considered judgment.
"At bottom," Chief Justice Roberts wrote, "plaintiffs simply disagree with the considered judgment of Congress and the executive that providing material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization — even seemingly benign support — bolsters the terrorist activities of that organization".
Rose, the former executive chairman of Marks and Spencer, and currently chairman of online grocer Ocado, has been chosen to head up the campaign in a bid to show that the in campaigners are not pro-European obsessives but practical people with a considered judgment on Britain's best long-term interests.
This kind of argument has to do with the reasons underlying a social judgment, not with the content of the all things considered judgment itself.
It has its moments of illumination, and its considered judgment that there is an "Ideal journeying always with us, the heaven without rent or seam" (CW3: 41).
Instead, he wants "expert considered judgment".
That was the considered judgment of agency scientists.
My preference for it is not a considered judgment.
"It is my considered judgment that you should now resign.
These facts provide us with some grounds for thinking that ordinary weakness of will may often involve a loss of control mediated by judgment shift, and that addicts who find themselves consuming against their prior considered judgment that they ought to refrain typically have lost control in this manner.
