Sentence examples for with judgement of from inspiring English sources

As a consequence of these differing attitudes to recovery, the professionals described a clash in approaches between themselves and the stroke survivor resulting in the self-management programme being considered unviable with judgement of potential non-compliance, illustrated in the following extract.

The results of the computerised character assessment were compared with judgements of friends and family members made using a shorter version of the personality test.

Thus, it is the classificatory concept which is in play when one is concerned with judgements of the following form: 'Hypothesis H is confirmed by evidence evidence

That is at odds with international opinion, and with the judgement of the JIC.

So right now, the economic judgement on which the government is setting plans to tax and spend seems to be somewhat at odds with the judgement of the Bank when determining the price of money.

The acceptance levels represent thresholds of damage, whereby users combine their visual observation of a physical state with a judgement of what state is required for a particular type of use.

In an age routinely denounced as selfishly individualistic, it's curious that a great deal of faith still seems to lie with the judgement of the crowd, especially when it can apparently be far off the mark.

"We're committed to this race, we're having a race and after the race with proper judgement of what happened and what we saw we need to come to a conclusion".

Famously, two spells also deal with the judgement of the deceased in the Weighing of the Heart ritual.

So I leave it to you, readers: go with the judgement of a man who walks battlefields or one who's spent his life avoiding them?

Sarah was so appalled by the Queen's "inhuman " conduct that she was reduced to tears, and, most unusually for a woman who rarely spoke of religion, ended by threatening the Queen with the judgement of God.