51.   But different countries have different spending needs and make different judgments about the proportion of income to devote to transfers and public services.

52.   But congressional opponents of the Oregon law want to deny all states the right to make any judgments on this issue.

53.   But given their new creed of making no judgments among industries, how could they make this one?

54.   But he dismissed the importance of military service to making judgments on the deployment of American soldiers.

55.   But he said it was too early to make any judgments yet about what had happened.

56.   But I do wonder how or why they make these judgments when nothing really has changed.

57.   But in state and national contests, we have normally deferred making a judgment until the nominations were set.

58.   But it is the savvy historian who can survey current-day trends and make consequent judgments.

59.   But Klein made sound judgments in subsequent cases, showing that mainstream antitrust principles can be effectively applied to modern markets.

60.   But if you want to advance to making critical judgments, pronouncing one wine or dish better than another, you need to have benchmarks.