value judgment

There’s no value judgment here—it’s not a punishment, it’s a safety feature.

In the end, the Court made a value judgment that health inspections are sufficiently important that they should continue, but union organizing is not.

But to keep the economy running, each decision becomes a value judgment.

Only so can we satisfy the concrete value-judgment of the young matriculant in the great school of applied religion.

A value-judgment which is not also a judgment of existence is in the air; it is the baseless fabric of a vision.

Value as established, Dewey continues, must be taken into consideration in making a value judgment.

It is, as usual, the psychological characteristics of the value judgment that attract Dewey's attention.