Phrases with «to make a judgment»

"To make a judgment" means to form an opinion or decision about something based on the available information or evidence. Full definition

to make (parent phrase)
judgment (parent phrase)

to make a judgment

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to be subject to judgment
to make sense to someone
to make something to market
to make something to the top
to make something to the end
to make something to production
to make something up to someone
to make to someone
to make a great addition to any family
to make changes to something
to make something to the gym
to make one's own judgment
to make changes to one's policy
to make a judgment call
to make changes to one's diet
to make something to the next round
to make payments to someone
to make something come to life
to make something to the final
to make improvements to one's home
to make available to someone
to make something to the big screen
to make more sense to someone
to make something available to the public
to make a valuable contribution to one's organization
to make sure someone are comparing apples to apples
to make something to the list
to make love to someone
to make a difference to someone
to make something available to everyone
to make such judgments
to make something available to someone
to make something to the finish line
to make clear to someone
to make something to the other side
to make a trip to the store
to make one's judgments
to make something to the event
to make something to one's shores
to make a great addition to one's family
to make payments to one's creditors
to make sure someone stick to something
to make one's way to market
to make to that
to make a positive contribution to society
to make known to someone
to make something to the screen
to make something to the next level
to make something accessible to all
to make a commitment to someone
to make something to someone
to make something to court
to make something to one's destination
to make something work to one's advantage
to make changes to one's account
to make changes to one's life
to make something to
to make something accessible to everyone
to make something clear to someone
to make to one's lives
to make something to the interview stage
to make changes to one's lifestyle
to make a difference to one's lives
to make sure to
to make something to the first team
to make something to a year
to make something to the hospital
to make something to this point
to make one's case to voters
to make sense to the reader
progress made to date
rush to judgment
to rush to judgment
promises someone made to someone
promises made to someone
judgments someone make
custom made to order

Sentences with «to make a judgment»

In providing help, court staff do not make a judgment about whether family violence has occurred or not. (federalcircuitcourt.gov.au)
You should always use your mind in making judgments on the right actions. (wannadrive.com)
Parents frequently make judgment calls about whether their child is too sick to go to school, or whether a family vacation or extracurricular activity is worth missing a day for. (newyorkschooltalk.org)
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Phrases with «to make a judgment»

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