Sentences with phrase «own judgment made»

In an appropriately titled study called Impact of Color in Marketing, researchers found that up to 90 % of snap judgments made about products can be based on color alone (depending on the product).

Fear and anxiety cause most to stay small, while making positive judgments makes us more confident.

Opposition Labour Party leader Ed Miliband on Friday urged Cameron to apologize for «the appalling error of judgment he made in hiring Andy Coulson,» but Cameron refused and said Coulson remained a friend.

That judgment makes them not helpful and leads people to look for alternatives.

Kierkegaard lived in what he called «Christendom,» a world of superficial, second - hand religiosity, a kind of diluted piousness that in his judgment made a mockery of true Christianity.

What judgment we make?

This verse mirrors Jesus» warning about judgment in verse 2: «For with the judgment you make you will be judged, and the measure you give will be the measure you get.»

What ever it is it became clear that we went and still are going wrong for having left behind laws and judgments given to us by God Allah and replaced it with laws and judgments made by men that are against what we were instructed to follow up but followed the vain desires of some diverging from the truth although we were warned not to..?

No doubt much of the expropriation of the land by the rich was legal, but the prophets saw that wealth could corrupt the judgments made in the law courts as well.

It is also a considered judgment made real through longstanding argument and handed down assumptions about the way the world works and ought to work.

Even when we take issue with the way he describes some of these alternatives, or the judgment he makes concerning them, we find the clarity of perspective which he has brought to the consideration of these issues significant and helpful.

6:12); «With the judgment you make you will be judged» (Matt.

The final judgment makes a provisional distinction between the degrees of righteousness and unrighteousness among men, but the final judgment then exposes the deep - rooted ambiguity of these provisional distinctions.

Then I was seeking to live out my life mostly in accountability to contemporary academic peers; now awareness of final judgment makes me only proximately and semiseriously accountable to peers.

To implement this fundamental rule, particular contexts would have to be taken into account and concrete judgments made about what ranges, depths, and varieties of enjoyment are to be included and what weight given to each factor.

For appropriateness entails a judgment about a certain text - as - interpreted, within which «propositions reside; it is not a judgment made in the interpretation of a text.6 In other words, although «process hermeneutics» proposes that theology attend to «propositions» in Scripture - as - interpreted, this proposal is impartial, at least initially, to any proposition; that is, it is materially indeterminate.7

It is a directive based upon moral doctrine and might best be described as a prudential judgment made by «legitimate ecclesiastical superiors» and to be followed by all under their authority.

Knowledge that some judgments are spontaneous and unconscious (AE 186, 194, 197; CN 154f) plus knowledge of the structure of perceptual judgments makes it possible to hypothesize that sense - awareness is a projection, always concealed from detection, of sensa, conceived as mental images, on antecedent reality.

It is equally indispensable to reflect on the fundamental judgments made by the Reformers and the critical importance they have had in the history of exegesis.

If it is a fact, it is a Christian theological fact — a definitive judgment made of one religious tradition from within another, on the basis of its own criteria: the kind of judgment that many proponents of dialogue find problematic in principle.

We make all sorts of decisions and those are rooted in the judgments we make.

In my opinion what has happened in this area is that a kind of social ideology is now embedded within the medical paradigm, to the extent that that social judgments are masquerading as scientific judgments making the science a pseudo science, as a relatively small number of people have been placed in a position wherein they can choose what relevant lines of evidence (and what counter arguments) are acceptable and which are not, as deemed by themselves.

«I hope this judgment makes it very clear that if you deceive your constituents you should be kicked out of parliament.»

And he says he asks simple questions about every judgment he makes based on these lines.

Magee says the union and the commissioner are getting along better now, and she realizes that problems need to be fixed, but says teachers are not ready yet to change the judgment they made in the spring.

There are the snap judgments we make on the fly, like assessing whether a person approaching us on the street is welcoming or threatening.

Wells says that anything that pushes us from absolute to relative judgment makes our testimony less reliable.

Not much is known however about the cognitive processes that come into play when people choose allies within different social settings — and whether «minimal information», such as snap judgments made about someone based on how their face looks, is used in our assessments of suitable allies.

Speculation over the safety of triazolam was heightened last week when Upjohn, the manufacturer of Halcion, released the verdict of the Medicines Commission, which operates as an «appeal court» for judgments made by the CSM.

The speed with which the students made their judgments makes evolutionary sense, McAleer says.

While we can make assumptions and predictions based on other similar diets, the real judgment made with scientific arguments and based on evidence can not be given as of yet.

First impressions are usually split - second judgments made when one sees a person for the first time, and we all know they matter a lot especially in a professional environment.

This judgment makes bisexual dating getting so hard for bisexuals, bi curious men and women.

It should ultimately be decided by value judgments made by local communities, which should reflect their unique needs.

The grouped data portfolio helps managers to make an evaluation for successful judgment making process.

The idea that it's easier to tell a bad school than it is to identify a great school already matches my intuition, and deferring to parent judgment makes a lot of sense if we are not confident in our analysis of performance.

A study titled «Impact of color on marketing» revealed that up to 90 % of snap judgments made about products can be based on color alone.

These factors were key in high self - efficacy judgments made by participants on commencing the assignment.

To review: 1) formative assessment refers to actionable assessment practices that strategically gather information about developing knowledge and skills necessary for standard proficiency, so we can respond to the information gathered and positively impact teaching and learning 2) summative assessment refers to the valid and reliable professional judgment we make after collecting learner artifacts, which demonstrate degrees of standards - based understanding and skill.

If you're not a Kindle developer, I think any judgment you make about that feasibility is basically meaningless.

Every «no» judgment we make means one less book added to our towering to - be-read pile.

He brings insight into McCandless's motivations, and dismisses the judgments made by cynical Alaskans on the young man's seemingly ill - conceived endeavour to live off the land.

I notice a lot of petty, small - minded judgments made, but very little in the way of cited studies, statistics, or links to back it up.

Especially after hurtful assumptions and judgments made her miss her junior year of high school.

You may have a default judgment made against you where there was no hearing and you have not sent back the acknowledgment of service form to say you intend to put in a defence.

For example, if there was never a legal judgment made against you, the courts may still entertain a default claim.

You may also have a default judgment made against you if have not sent the reply form asking for time to pay within the time limits.

In this issue: Why breed - specific legislation should be a thing of the past; how good fostering programs help shelters save lives; running animal transport programs to save more lives; a Mississippi shelter makes inroads against euthanasia; shelter directors take to the therapy couch to explore the judgments we all make and how they impact our work; and more.

That confidence in his own judgment made Louis - Dreyfus's collection unique.

It is astonishing how Meldrum's judgment made in 1990 was damned in the 2000 inquirer and how sound it now appears.