1.   Meader found that by any standard, even if one disagrees with their Decisions, voters exercised informed judgment and rational choices.

2.   Federal officials also worried that police officials would find it difficult to make informed judgments based on raw intelligence.

3.   For informed judgments ordinarily one would turn to airport security firms, but they have been vilified in the wake of the tragedy.

4.   He said he wants to be careful and make informed judgments on additional inductees.

5.   Information is a powerful tool, and in the case of Wall Street research there is plenty of information available to make informed judgments.

6.   Kanter says that package would allow doctors to make more informed medical judgments.

7.   Short competitions allow little time for architects, clients or jurors to educate themselves in subjects that should form the basis for informed judgment.

8.   To make a truly informed judgment, a viewer may have to research the evidence offered by the candidates to assess its accuracy, he said.

9.   It is essential that citizens have all the information they need to make informed judgments as these matters arise.