Word: judgemental
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...turns out, these houses are rather high in value," Hill said. "In our judgement most of the occupants could not afford the fair market value. My main problem now is that we have to devise some type of legal means wherein the prices could be lowered...
VOGELGESANG traces three stages of intellectual thought about the Vietnam war as the 60s wore on: the view she says persisted until February 1965 of Vietnam as a lapse in judgement; the perception of the war as an exercise in immorality, a view that lasted until December 1966; and the notion faded by the time of Nixon's rise to power, that the war reflected the political illegitimacy of the government in Washington. The book follows the writings of "key" leftist intellectuals and journals of the time to illustrate their changing perceptions and campaigns to align first with emerging campus...
Boudin agrees that the question comes down to "a judgement as to what a newspaper is supposed to do." He wonders whether, despite the work it's done on Watergate, the press is still "an irresponsible agent of the government." The editors of The Times, he says, "never thought of the consequences publication of the document had no me and they never considered my own right to privacy...
...vice president, investment manager, and managing partner of the State Street Investment Corporation are all one person and a member of the Corporation raises not only the familiar problem of overload but doubt about how the rest of the Corporation is to achieve the human distance to monitor his judgement and performance over the full range of his responsibilities," the report stated...
...important function: to provide publicity, and thereby perpetuate the current system of economics, distribution, and exhibition--but in this I believe the critic to be an unwitting if not unwilling accomplice.) "Entertaining reading" usually translates on the page as to how "witty"--or "cutting"--the critic can be. "Personal judgement" usually reduces to a matter of taste--with painfully little by way of reasoning or specific evidence...