Sentences with phrase «make judgement about»

In 2016, the government withdrew Circular Roads 2/94 and replaced it with an even more anaemic «guidance» document which merely says that it is for local authorities «to make a judgement about what constitutes adequate consultation».

It can organize the invoice in certain ways; it can spot repetitive tasks; it can highlight certain activities, time spent, or timekeeper roles --- but what it can not do is make a judgement about what it finds.

In other words, humans are required to evaluate and analyze what the software has flagged, and then to make a judgement about whether to adjust the line item or leave it alone.

Why, because someone might therefore make a judgement about my ethics?

While I accept the definition of a climate scientist being used on this site is someone who has published on the subject, I certainly do not accept that those who haven't are not able to make a judgement about the state of the science.

Your message will be everything most Americans will need to hear about you to make their judgement about coal's use.

Outside of that, no employee beyond me and a few other key people who are leading Star Citizen would have the appropriate information and overview to make any judgement about the cost of the total project.»

There are two sides to every story, and if we are to make a judgement about the credibility of a prospective client or the professionalism of a colleague, it is only right to get all the pertinent details and understand both sides of the story.

With charts like this, looking at relative valuation, you can expect some «mean reversion» over time and you have to make a judgement about what you think is an appropriate level of premium / discount, and in turn, what you think is an attractive level.

He added: «Experts need the data to make a judgement about the extent to which the allocation of places at a regional level will meet local teacher supply needs.

We still make a judgement about teacher effectiveness, but we do it annually in September, taking into account a whole range of mandatory evidence which the teacher provides:

The easy way to begin chat a Russian girl / woman is to go through her complete profile, see her photos and make a judgement about her in your mind.

Check for user reviews to make judgement about quality of service.

Hey Nicholas, a week is not enough time to make a judgement about what's happening with your body muscle - and fat-wise.

«That is a bit disturbing given our need to make judgement about whether or not this is a good plan.

I've set out the direction I want to take our party in and people have to make a judgement about whether that direction is right or wrong.»

I make no judgement about something which, as a non-member, is no concern of mine; but if I were a member, then I should be forced to say that, in my opinion, if men were to be stationed at the doors of churches with whips to drive worshippers away, or inside the religious orders specifically to discourage vocations, or among the clergy to spread alarm and despondency, they could not hope to be as effective in achieving these ends as are trends and policies seemingly now dominant within the Church.

Since Catholic and Protestant could not both be right, by what criterion was one to make a judgement about their competing claims?

There is no higher vantage point from which to make a judgement about how things «ought to be».

It is difficult to make a judgement about exactly when developers will bring schemes forward.

When it comes to understanding the world and making judgements about what we perceive, we generally tend to think more information is better.

«We have made a judgement about which will deliver homes within our 10 - year forecast horizon.

This means communicating in a professional manner and making no judgement about the blowup doll they left in the foyer or the keg and broken beer bottles left in the backyard.

Making a judgement about a faith, be it Christianity or Islam, on the basis of a few extremists has about the same logical errancy as saying evolution is false because Hitler's murderous race purification rampage was fueled by his study of Darwin's theory, a truth written by Hitler himself.

I don't think we can make those judgements about other people except maybe in some extreme circumstances where t hey are doing harm.

So... Christians can call you names, make judgements about you and tell you what their all loving «God» is going to do to torture you for not believing!?!? Wow.

Know that things change... it isn't even making a judgement about «for the better»... just that life changes, feeling «stuck» or in stasis or numb or unable to move... it won't last forever, and when the time comes change will help you to move from where you are now.

We all make judgements about things and people... If Christian is true and I believe in Christ, then He was judged for all of us.

Him: «I... often enjoy your messages but you do have a habit of making judgements about peoples motives which is more than a little irritating... my concern was your willingness to read into peoples posts motivations that are not there, that they have not said.

I suggest some of those making judgements about Tim Tebow's public faith, read about his life story, and read about all the good he does off the field.

Before making judgements about particular practices, particularly moral judgements about the practices of others, that we have little or no real knowledge of (because let's face it, how much do straight people really know about what gay or lesbian sex is really like?)

Sherwood was unimpressed with Hull City and felt that they didn't pose anywhere near enough of a threat to mean that we can make judgements about Conte's decision to play three at the back.

Murdoch denied most of the implications of this carefully, but by building up a general picture of so many years of controversy it's not clear whether his nay - saying - forthright though it was - will be sufficient to dissuade Leveson from making judgements about his influence.

«A deeper challenge to reliability is the weight given to inspection outcomes when making judgements about the overall quality of provision by schools.

«It is for Question Time, not political parties, to make judgements about impartiality and to determine who is invited to appear in the interests of the audience.

A new series of studies by academics at Royal Holloway, University of London and at University of London College found that people who have social power are strongly influenced by internal body cues stemming from their motor system when making judgements about preferences of paintings, objects, movements or letter sequences.

I felt tempted to reflect on families I know, and make judgements about a parent's psychological state — surely not a good thing.

The point here is that we make judgements about people based on our idiosyncratic lens and sometimes they are erroneous judgements.

So, although I continue to stress to singles to wait until they meet a match in person before making judgements about attractiveness, I also acknowledge that a good profile photo is key to getting you noticed in the first place.

Like some online dating sites, whatsyourprice.com lets users to check out recent acitivity, so they can make judgements about who's dedicated to online dating and who's note

i'll have to see GI Joe before I make any judgements about this guy.

It's hard to make judgements about about gameplay and level design when you only have 20 minutes to play the game, but I'm very pleased with what I've seen and played so far.

He says NAPLAN provides an external, national reference point to assist teachers to make judgements about student achievement and where they can do better.

Students use picture sources to make judgements about the character of Cromwell.

Students will explore a range of types of information, such as statistics, legislation and advertising campaigns, and make judgements about the purpose of the information and the viewpoint of the organisation that produced it.

Work samples contribute to a shared understanding of standards, and build consistency and confidence in making judgements about students» progress and performance.

The achievement standards are accompanied by portfolios of student work that illustrate this, allowing educators to make judgements about whether students have achieved the standard.

Making judgements about this was, however, «reminiscent more of an artistic judgement than of a scientific assessment» (ibid.: 62).

To use a norm - referenced test that is grade - level calibrated to make judgements about students at the top end is not justifiable, given the problems of ceiling effect.

We are not suggesting that teachers should never plan activities which will support them to make judgements about their children or that they should rely exclusively upon serendipity for their assessments.