good judgment

“The challenge is not to just make good judgment calls when things happen but to set the terms of the debate,” says From.

The MRM also suffers from a lack of good judgment regarding whom to publically target with its wrath.

My older son had the good judgment and great fortune to marry a classmate of his, but he could have married anyone.

But it is reasonable to expect that good judgment be a factor in Senate promotions, if not always in elections.

But we cannot depend on their good judgment; peace has been elusive in Afghanistan for more than 30 years now.

But good judgment returned, and she gathered herself together for the unpleasant task that lay before her.

And some of her private charities she has left in your hands, trusting to your good judgment and unselfishness.

For several moments he stood with bowed head while impulse battled with good judgment.

He was a younger man than the one just mentioned, but is considered a person of responsibility and good judgment.

But justice and good judgment would not long tolerate the rule of a worthless potentate.