judgement call

England will make their own judgement call on such matters.

Sometimes these things turn on a judgement call by an interviewer - I often think about how life would be different as a teacher.

This is because the teacher would only be able to make a judgement call based on circumstantial evidence.

In the end, some parts are probably going to be a judgement call and we have to make trade-offs.

- 1 month 1 day ago He made a poor judgement call.

I trust medical professionals to make that judgement call.

One could plead temporary insanity leading in the bad judgement call.

All players (eliminated players included) should make the judgement call.

But it seems to me a judgement call.

However, the ombudsman also stated that the decision was a proper judgement call by the police.

At times like this it's a judgement call.

I think that as teachers we have to make "judgement calls" as to whether a student is giving a reason or an excuse.

However, because those applying it often had to make a judgement call, people were sometimes classified as deaf-blind who should not have been.

I made a judgement call and if I have to I'll make it again.

Cast members are not allowed to make judgement calls and will prevent entry if your pass is expired more than 15 minutes.

This means estimating how well prepared you are to safely accomplish a task and making a judgement call.

Julian was now faced with a finely-balanced judgement call.

A couple of these are judgement calls.

This rule was based on a judgement call by the official, and was criticized for being inconsistent.

If two different players have hands on the ball, it is often a judgement call on the officials' part as to which team gets it.

A. Inspection is always a judgement call.

Judgement call, Robertson, she said to herself.

Decker felt bad discussing Rina without her consent, but he made a judgement call, hoping it was the correct decision.

It's a judgement call - an estimation.

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