The mental ability to understand and discriminate between relations.
The capacity to assess situations or circumstances shrewdly and to draw sound conclusions.
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The consequences of errors of judgement are therefore more serious for managers.
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The judgement also came with several riders pertaining to future police conduct.
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The court also refused the five companies leave to appeal the judgement.
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Privacy Commissioner John Edwards agreed it was an appalling lack of judgement.
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Fear of judgement and uncertainty about the process were major psychosocial barriers.
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It's all a matter of choice and good judgement, says Andrew Hamilton.
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He has great experience of these waters, and I value his judgement.'
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The subsequent court judgement read: Approximately 25 persons wearing EFF regalia entered.
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The Court of Appeal released its judgement yesterday upholding the judge's decision.
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Thus shall he speak unto them in the day of judgement: A:4.
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A judgement in the case is expected by the end of March.
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But there is one thing he faults himself for: his political judgement.
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He had never questioned her judgement, simply settled his bill, and left.
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Cadorna's judgement on the assaults on Mrzli was succinct: 'heroic but senseless'.
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The judgement was passed at a short hearing in Glasgow this morning.
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The news is always a tension between objective observation and subjective judgement.
