judgment造句

Nicety of judgment.

This judgment may jeopardize his job.

The job calls for nicety of judgment.

Your feeling and your judgment sometimes clash.

I am constantly questioning my judgment and decisions.

Good inspection conditions are provided to enhance inspectors' judgment performance.

The 2010 harvest did not seem to vindicate his judgment.

When wilt thou execute judgment on them that persecute me?

Render a judgment rejecting the appeal and affirming the original judgment where the ascertainment of facts in the original judgment is found to be clear and the application of law is found to be correct,

if the facts are clearly ascertained and the law and regulations are correctly applied in the original judgment, the appeal shall be rejected and the original judgment sustained

"People's courts in China take a two-tier system of hearing and final judgment for all the cases, that means the litigants have the right to appeal against the judgment of the first trial court and the higher court passes judgment on the appeal and the judgment is final. "

In revolutionary times, or during unrest, value judgment was deemed superior.

Some spoke of Protestantism as being devoted to the right of private judgment.

Insufficient sleep impairs learning, impulse control, and judgment. It appears to even predispose people to disease.

The first step: creating retention rules based on current law and sound busi- ness judgment.

If you try to "straighten out" your spouse, you are not being honest; you are making a disrespectful judgment.

What do you think has been Harry’s greatest misstep or failure in judgment? — Susan Bevins, Winter Park, Fla.

The judgment of the markets is that on present trajectories, the sovereign debt burden is just about manageable.

It is no wonder, perhaps, that teenagers seem to lack good judgment or the ability to restrain impulses.

The board ruled his actions "reflected a serious error of judgment" but that the relationship had been consensual.

"Facts, the statement of which may reasonably be presumed likely to have such an influence on the judgment of the underwriter are called material facts" (Joseph Arnould).

The plan would be presumed to be suspect, rather than correct, and the good judgment of every contributor would be enlisted to continuously replan the effort.

Alcohol can also impair judgment to the extent that you may not make the best or brightest decisions in a cold weather emergency.

Some question his judgment in falling for America's trickery; greed or boredom do not really explain why he took the bait.

Oppenheimer feels more urgency than ever to deal with climate change, but he says that in the end, setting acceptable limits for carbon dioxide is a judgment call.

As much as these tools help, designers must still have the spark of inventiveness to imagine a new reality, and the experience and judgment to know if it’s good.

That is a harsh judgment to pass on a president who so far has adhered steadfastly to his doctrine that Afghanistan is a necessary war from which America cannot retreat.

Part of the answer is that Iceland let foreign lenders to its runaway Banks pay the price of their poor judgment, rather than putting its own taxpayers on the line to guarantee bad private debts.

If a citizen, a legal person or any other organization refuses to perform the judgment or order, the administrative organ may apply to a people's court of first instance for compulsory execution or proceed with compulsory execution according to law.

Upon the expiration of the period of the public notice, the people's court, on the basis of whether the fact of the death of the person or missing is confirmed or not, shall make a judgment to pronounce the person dead or missing or to reject the application.