He writes about a situation where it was suggested that a traveling violation (a
judgment call) could have been whistled on Keven Garnett to "even things out" after a bad call on the other end of the floor (Donaghy 2009).
Sequential judgment effects in the workplace: evidence from the national basketball association
"It was a down the line, 50-50
judgment call. It can be debated and second guessed, but the referees' judgment cannot be faulted under the circumstances."
A judgment call, says PBA
Students are exposed to a large body of information about which they must present
judgment call in a succinct, well-organized manner.
Book critique assignments in management education
It may take several episodes for Martha Stewart to make her
judgment call on the wannabes who will fill her televised boardroom on "Martha Stewart: The Apprentice," which made its debut last month.
MARTHA LOVES KARASTAN
Although various criteria have been published, in practice this is a
judgment call, and we suspect that physicians vary considerably in use of antimicrobial agents for skin infections.
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus skin infections
We've got the 8-K.'" If the company elected to disgorge all these details in a filing, he adds, "someone must have had to make a
judgment call" to do so, weighing the obligation to disclosure against the potential harm to shareholders.
Governance: Krispy Kreme filing cited for its details
First, keep the file lean: If you decide you must keep all your old e-mails and their attachments for years and years, that's your
judgment call, but recognize that such a strategy means the file will grow to an enormous size.
Back up Outlook's humongous .pst file
There are numerous tables and formulas to assist us in this process, but in the end, the CPA must make a
judgment call about what would be considered by the "average Joe" to be misleading in a set of financial statement.
It's a matter of integrity
This is a fine-line
judgment call, and we recognized that in every case nothing substitutes for proper supervision.
Allergies galore!
It's a
judgment call, but most newsletter marketers have found that sending "a sample issue and an order form" isn't enough.
How to respond to inquiries and how to treat those names. (DM Notebook)
Whether that constitutes a "crisis" is a
judgment call. Here's the real thing: If the old ladies from Palm Beach who were screaming on MSNBC last night are in fact incapable of reading a ballot properly, they are definitely too infirm to be driving to the polls or anywhere else in the Sunshine State.
All Losers' Night
Determining appropriateness of self-administration is a nursing process which requires a "
judgment call" based on the nurse's education and experience in caring for the geriatric population.
Managing medications in assisted living
She is right to point out that deconstruction entered architecture in the '80s in a way that reinforced rather than destabilized gender hierarchies, but her sweeping
judgment call overlooks deconstructive methods that have been so central to feminist practices, evident in nearly every contribution to The Architect.
Architecture of Fear
Hence, the examining pathologist must make a
judgment call. The pathologist needs three things to make an assessment - an autopsy, a toxicological analysis of body fluids, and a detailed history of the events surrounding the subject's death.(5)
Suspect restraint and sudden death
Obviously, it's a
judgment call that depends on the people you're managing and the situation.
The pitfalls of managing contingency workers