Sentences with phrase «to make a judgment»

In providing help, court staff do not make a judgment about whether family violence has occurred or not.

You should always use your mind in making judgments on the right actions.

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.

In fact, a lot of our programs have minimal down payment requirements and in most cases we don't make judgments based on credit scores.

You can't make a judgment based on a non-existent product.

But, the law society is not make a judgment in this manner — they are refusing accreditation on a graduate per graduate decision.

Add up the elements in each category and make a judgment of whether or not the category is favorable or not for auction.

You will definitely want to look at your calculated free testosterone levels before making any judgments about whether you are truly «high» or not.

On average, recruitment personnel read resumes for 6 - 8 seconds before making a judgment as to whether or not to read on.

Let's start the new school year with an open mind, a blank slate and a commitment to use real data when making judgments about schools.

When deciding what is — or is not — compelling evidence people make judgment calls.

So, how useful is the time - weighted rate of return series for the factor / idea in question for making judgments about the future?

Several physicists say it's hard to make judgments without reviewing a paper.

I'm not making any judgments here, but any reason they shouldn't have that option if they desire it?

I think though that we can probably make some judgment after we see the picks (like if he goes way off the board) though.

And researchers have also found that having several different people observe teachers helped make their judgments more consistent over time and mitigate such bias.

To reduce worker bias and uncertainty when making judgments regarding cases, definitions of abuse and neglect could be clarified and standardized.

I can make these judgments because of work experience in government, private business, industry, and the military.

Doing it well is hard work and it involves making judgment calls.

This can only be done by making a judgment.

Still, it seems to be human nature to assign types to our fellow humans and then make judgments based on those types.

To this last comment I would add: the choice of whether we should or shouldn't make judgments available online is settled.

This implies that an established ruler or governing authority will make a judgment concerning the necessity of fighting.

Watch the film, then make a judgment like that.

The court decision is unfortunately not reasonable, and obviously, the judge made his judgment based on his personal sympathy to the plaintiff, who was disabled after the accident.

How do employers make the judgment in that quick scan?

Any form of intimacy requires some covenant and commitment that will be exclusive and excluding, without necessarily making any judgment about those outside it.

You should also make a judgment on how well the life insurance company or agent will provide service in the future, to you as a policyholder.

The fact remains that you are still making a judgment statement no matter how pointed it is.

This is not saying that you should make judgments just based on some pictures and text.

Every day, researchers make judgments about what data to include and what to leave out, balancing a desire to be forthcoming with the need to make a clear and simple argument.

Clients make judgments based on the professionalism and quality of your writing.

You can even make judgments about the value of the religious ideas you were taught or that you possess.

Before you start making judgments about other people's hearts based on their words, listen to your own words first.

You are making a judgment call which makes sense if you can't afford it.

I always think it's worth trying things a few times before making a judgment though.

It will help us avoid making judgments based on our own attributes when interpreting the actions of others.

Scientists are not certain how the process works, but probably the brain makes a judgment based on the type and variety of stimuli being received.

A second group made their judgment while holding an arm in a bucket of ice water.

We have to make judgments all the time about many things.

«Hence, they seemed to judge by appearance when they were forced to make their judgments quickly,» Rule says.

Sometimes that means making judgments about what the current team is capable of — and what it's not so good at.

Here is where things get a bit murky and one must ultimately make a judgment call.

There you go again making judgments based on «knowledge of good and evil», which they didn't have yet, right?