individual judgment
individual judgement

He settled to simply credit it with being a matter of individual judgment.

It is one on which anybody interested in such matters can form an individual judgment.

During the course of working on the material over many weeks each publication has formed its own individual judgments about specific stories.

I simply believe that individual judgment is preferable to written standards."

The problem is all those circumstances that feed into individual judgment don't always get played out in the media."

Even though the challenge is made collectively, the determinations will be individual judgments.

But life is full of grey areas, places where hard-and-fast rules can't work well, and individual judgment must serve instead.

"I've tried to get away from that kind of individual judgment on all of the players," Riley said.

How you conduct negotiations from there is largely a question of individual judgment supported by sound professional advice.

"Force protection is not an exact science but a series of many, many individual judgments," the official said.

If those individual judgments are well made and well integrated, the result is a successful translation.

Each Senator wants and deserves an individual judgment.

Individual judgment cannot be trusted in time travel.

The consumer should be fully informed so that he or she can make an individual judgment about buying the product or not.

He has to give up privacy, individual judgment and often indi- vidual possessions.

"Rules are rules, because we can't trust individual judgment.

Until they do, doctors are going to be forced to make individual judgments about who should get a device and who should die without one.

Even so, Toner says, the guidelines will undoubtedly leave a margin of subjectivity, requiring individual judgment calls.

The operator's list of conditions is not exhaustive; pilots use their individual judgment outside of this scope.

"That's almost an individual judgment," he said.

No, Ms. Sadin replied, because that list by definition had already made individual judgments about those included on it.

Please understand that there are no exceptions, no special circumstances, no variations left to individual judgment.

The Delphi method is based on the assumption that group judgments are more valid than individual judgments.

It presumes an allegiance that transcends individual judgment.

A ministerial act is a government action "performed according to legal authority, established procedures or instructions from a superior, without exercising any individual judgment."

That said, there's still room for individual judgements here.

'It should provide clear principles, but it does not remove the need for individual judgement,' he said.

But that is not the same as saying that there is no way of testing individual judgements against each other.

You can't trust your individual judgement. '

Charles and his contemporaries did not appeal for authority to individual judgement or experience: instead they invoked shared role-models and peer-group pressure.

There are examples in the private sector of quantification of what is material, but in most cases materiality is left to individual judgement.

Andrade noted that 'A strong individuality like that of the writer of this book is bound to assert strongly individual judgements'.

In these settings, consuming alcohol is an act of group bonding, where inhibitions are collectively reduced and individual judgement ceded in favor of the group.

"From him Acol took its characteristics of directness and aggression, [and] its reliance on broad principles supplemented by individual judgement rather than on meticulously framed rules of procedure.

The methods of excavation have to be extremely rigorous, and putting the finds into a dated sequence often relies heavily on individual judgement, although statistical techniques and computers are nowadays used to handle and control the data.

The decision to draw firearms from the secure cabinet in the rear of the ARV now rests upon the individual judgement of the firearms officer, with personal side arms being carried on each member as a matter of routine.

Psychological experiments of the rats-in-mazes kind are always set up in such a way that, even if the animals concerned had been capable of exercising individual judgement in such a way as to wreck the experiment, this fact would escape detection.

Unbeknownst to the human subjects, FATE used the Records to subconsciously control the minds of the El Nido population, subtly manipulating each person's individual judgement to stop them from leaving El Nido and interfering with history.

Having tried a belly putter and a broom handle putter I cannot think of a more awkward, feel-less instrument with which to get the ball in the hole - and that is my individual judgement, which every golfer on tour makes as to whether they use one or not.

Matthew Davis has written, "Clute stands out, not just because of the depth and breadth of his knowledge, but also for the individuality of his writing; even the most formal sentence plucked from one of his scholastic works is readily identifiable due to his individual judgement and style."