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Meanings of make a judgement in English

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Usage of make a judgement in English
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He won't want to read a report, he doesn't want to make a judgement.
The King’s Curse
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Every time you make a judgement in court you send the fine to him.
The King’s Curse
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In these times, we may make a judgement call to eat or not... Read More
Jamaica Observer
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I think he'll get 18 months to two years and they will make a judgement then.
The Guardian
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He couldn't make a judgement on Joseph yet.
Another part of the wood
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Families are in the best position to make a judgement call on how they use that leave.
Radio NZ
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I can make a judgement based on-
Lockdown
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Whether that was right or wrong I don't know, and now it's too late to make a judgement.
City of lies
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Judge Stephanie Edwards said she would make a judgement on the application to dismiss the charge tomorrow morning.
Radio NZ
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People have to make a judgement call on who they trust to continue to take us through Covid.
Radio NZ
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After Parliament is dissolved Wright has the power to make a judgement on whether voting can go ahead safely.
Radio NZ
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Through our own eyes we can make a judgement about the meaning of those apparently incongruous words of Cervantes.
The White Knight: Tirant Lo Blanc
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She's not a person who is unkind, she's a person who will look at the facts and then make a judgement.
Radio NZ
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In these times, we may make a judgement call to eat or not to eat something that seems a little suspicious.
Jamaica Observer
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In Washington, President Obama has urged Mr Mubarak to listen to the people and make a judgement about the best way forward.
BBC
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Be confident that when encountering a poem you do not have to articulate a response, venture an opinion or make a judgement.
The ode less travelled: unlocking the poet within
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Make a judgement through the time
Make a judgement across language varieties
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