Sentences with phrase «informed judgement»

Obviously, regular folks and press have not enough intellectual abilities to discern and dig out all that chain, and make a really informed judgement on the importance of the result.

Another ill - informed judgement by someone who obviously can't spell, can't type and knows nothing about history.

«That's the research that is needed to inform judgement on whether and how to proceed,» he says.

We want them to be able to discern scientific fact from fiction (in a world of fake news) and make informed judgements about how we should behave as responsible citizens on a global stage.

Our predictions are based on sets of statistical evidence for each constituency, which were used to make informed judgements about the probable outcome in each.

That assessment in turn informs a judgement as to whether inflation pressure in the economy is likely to increase, decrease or stay about the same, and how the likely outcomes compare with the announced objective.

All that shows is that people believe we are experts and are willing to substitute our expert advice for them (even though we know almost nothing about them) for their own, better informed judgement about what they should do.

We're eager to be proven wrong, but E3 is just around the corner where we'll undoubtably get a more extensive showing of Rivals to make a more informed judgement.

Good self - assessment uses the data to inform judgements rather than relying heavily on opinion.The days of seeing self - assessment as a prescriptive tome that distracts from the day job are long gone.

Model exemplary ethical behaviour and exercise informed judgements in all professional dealings with students, colleagues and the community.

-- and then to assume that their expressed views and feelings are somehow pure, pristine and to be taken as objective fact and informed judgement when there has been no consideration at all for what may have influenced their views and feelings.

It also uses a traffic light system to help users make informed judgements on gritting and premises closure; knowing when to grit footpaths and roads, especially on large campuses, can reduce the annual cost of gritting materials and the labour to apply it (usually comprising overtime for unsociable hours) considerably.

Any larger - scale environmental changes can be achieved once the staff have the necessary knowledge and understanding to make informed judgements on the purchase of equipment and landscaping, if necessary over a period of several years, once a play policy has been agreed and a proper action plan has been devised.

It's time that newspaper editors called off their dogs and set them only on the most deserving of cases, and it's time the public were allowed to make informed judgements about the probity of their politicians.

«We need therefore to equip as many of our future citizens as possible to understand how science works, its methods and its ethics; and to be able to make better informed judgements.

MXGP 3 sounds like it's steering in the right direction so far, but we'll have wait until we've seen it in motion before we can give a more informed judgement.

The term is an umbrella term for a range of duties; duty of care, duty of informed judgement, the duty of disclosure, the duty of confidentiality and the duty of loyalty.

Seafish have developed a fisheries risk assessment tool (known as RASS) that will help buyers make an informed judgement on the risks they face when sourcing seafood.

They will have a detailed medical report which will inform that judgement.

Most members of the public are probably unaware of the precise terms of this so - called «new settlement», and are unlikely to be able to make an informed judgement about its merits.

If those involved in post-conflict recovery are to make informed judgements and plan effectively, they need to understand what sort of peace they are working towards.

Society is monitoring activities of its operatives and making informed judgements.

«In addition, by alerting patients to these consequences and emphasising the need for dietary change, patients may be in a better position to make an informed judgement as to whether they wish to be prescribed this medication.

The intent is to provide as much scientific information as possible on different dental materials and aspects of dentistry where controversy exists and scientific clarification would be of benefit to patients, staff, dentists, physicians and scientists in making informed judgements.

Since all of our members identify themselves as being asexual, there are no awkward questions or ill - informed judgements made; just lots of awesome people looking to have a good time with each other.

This is not perfect by any means but I have used previous SAT's scores to inform my judgement.

I have used previous SAT's scores to inform my judgement.

Learning by doing D&T allows pupils to understand and participate successfully in an increasingly technological world, so that they may critique and make informed judgements about the appropriate use of existing, new and emerging technology in the immediate and wider world in which they live.

«We hope that the frameworks will continue to support teachers with making well - informed judgements about children's learning across the school.»

«Parents and decision - makers are owed the right to make informed judgements.

I had a quick look on the internet, but not knowing the first thing meant that I couldn't make an informed judgement really.

If you understand what can influence the health and welfare of a cat or kitten and how its environment and its care can also influence this, you can at least make an informed judgement — hopefully this new cat or kitten will be with you and your family for a long time.

It's still too early to make an informed judgement on WRC 5, so we look forward to seeing more footage and a hands - on in the run up to its release in October on PC, PS4, Xbox One, PS3, Xbox 360 and PS Vita.

Of course, he also provides us with some of his initial impressions, but the substantial scope of the game means it will take a while before we can pass an informed judgement.

Nice for a political scientist, but hardly helpful for someone wanting to make an informed judgement about the science.

That's because we have a great deal of historical data, for instance, to inform our sense of the likely distribution of potential outcomes in the finance sector and decades of baseball history to inform our judgement about team prospects.

The remedy is understanding information so that an informed judgement can be made.

For buyers, transparency around any trademark validation process allows them to gain all the information necessary to make an informed judgement on the validity and scope of the other party's trademark assets — something that might also impact the overall value of the deal in question.

The different value metrics can be seen by internal lawyers at Barclays to inform their judgement and choice of external counsel.