Sentences with phrase «actual judgments they make»

Not exact matches

There is no intrinsic conflict here between the two objectives (although actual policy making still requires some fine judgments and depends on imprecise instruments, leaving ample room for mistakes).

Philosophical theology goes «beyond the identification of criteria and procedures for judgment to the making of actual judgments concerning the meaning and truth of Christian witness» (46).

Although they will in their future life be confronted with handicaps, sometimes very severe, their future prospects and their actual experienced quality of life can not be predicted with such certainty at birth that their lives can be regarded as hopeless or meaningless («quality of life judgments» as such being unacceptable in this decision making).

Quite apart from the ontological status of these, how do we make the inferential leap from those actual, but diverse, private experiences to the normative or public veridical judgment, «That is a penny on top of the desk» (where «penny» now stands exclusively for the normative description just given, as opposed to the particular ensemble of sense data we happen to perceive from a particular frame of reference)?

I'd recommend such courses, since I believe education provides the antidote to creationism and that if people are exposed to actual science rather than the distored view I find usually presented by creationists they will be far better equipped to make reasonable judgments regarding the actual evidence.

The actual church as corporate judgment has made mistakes.

But it is important to understand that the actual world in which we live, not just the immediate processes we live by, has changed in the last three decades and this change is influencing the way we see things and make decisions and judgments.

During the past forty years, voters have been taught by TV to make political judgments based on how they feel about a particular candidate, rather than how to evaluate a candidate's actual positions and actions.

To determine what range of scores best matches each performance level, panelists used the performance level descriptors and actual test results and compared them to empirical studies to make their judgments.

Once again, Blizzard unfurls a set of units in a set of missions that barely relate to the actual game (what does it say about me that I consider the skirmish and multiplayer the «actual game», but I'm not dedicated enough to make any sort of meaningful judgment about how the new units affect balance?).

It appears clear that fair amount of actual experience of doing science in the same or analogous fields is needed, before people can make reasonable judgments on the value of specific scientific approaches.

Delivering the main judgment in Commrs Metropolitan Police v DSD & Anor [2018] UKSC 11 this week Lord Kerr said: «There was disagreement between us as to whether liability under the Human Rights Act arose only where there had been systematic failures or whether deficiencies in the actual investigation would be enough to make the police liable.

You immediately make a reactive, subconscious judgment about the two companies behind the sites, regardless of the actual quality or professionalism of the products or services they offer.

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