judgment call

Whether or not those are real people, of course, is a judgment call.

I had to make such a judgment call right away.

They were going to have to make a judgment call.

He said something like this, you had to make a judgment call.

So I made a judgment call, whether you like it or not.

"You need someone with street experience so they can make judgment calls," he said.

Maybe the present is never in a position to make final judgment calls on the past.

But parents are forced into difficult judgment calls every day.

Mark had sat for almost 20 minutes, so it was a judgment call.

The President's policy, as he said, is a judgment call.

"But the speed you go with is very much a judgment call."

You are free to make several thousand close judgment calls a day.

Today the bottom line frequently comes down to a judgment call.

"I'd say, you're a little too close to this one to make a sound judgment call."

Still, the decision on whether to allow a parent to keep a child is a judgment call.

Obviously this President has decided in a particular way and that, of course, is his judgment call.

Also to say he looked distressed is a judgment call.

They made a judgment call based on their particular situation."

The quality of those judgment calls is now being examined.

"But in the end it is still a judgment call," she said.

He added, "That judgment call will just have to be made."

In the final analysis, it had been a judgment call- on both levels, professional and personal.

After seeing the way they'd attacked us, I made a judgment call.

But when the issue is ethical, rather than legal, judgment calls can be difficult.