Word: judgmental
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...Forest, the bulk of which is in Petersham, Mass. If, as some Hamilton residents allege, Harvard has determined that selling the land and investing the money in research in another part of the forest would be a better use of resources, then we see no reason to question that judgment. Nevertheless, we believe that Harvard ought to do more to promote student awareness and utilization of the rest of the forest. In addition to research facilities, the Petersham forest also contains housing and meeting space available for student groups and classes to reserve for a fee. We believe these...
...feel about the role the war has played in your candidacy? I think that with the Republican voters that it has helped. My role in the surge and the success it has achieved, it has helped me make my argument that I have the judgment that none of the others...
...only presidential candidate who can deliver an American victory in Iraq. Though cynics may snicker at the thought of victory, McCain has proven that we can trust him in matters of foreign affairs. McCain’s position on foreign policy is thus an example of his excellent judgment and courage...
...Both conservatives as a group and Americans as a whole can trust Sen. McCain to exercise excellent judgment in promoting their interests. He has won over the country with his independent streak, relentless energy, and lifetime dedication to public service. This race has plenty of politicians, but John McCain is the only leader among them...
...this subgroup of McBamas suggests that some voters remain open-minded about different solutions to Iraq. Some voters are able to put aside the war entirely in evaluating candidates. John Weaver, a former McCain adviser, explains that "for the less partisan voter, presidential campaigns are about character, and judgment, and trustworthiness...