value judgment

ˈvalue ˌjudgment noun [countableC]

JUDGEa decision or judgment about how good something is, based on your personal opinions not facts 价值判断〔根据主观意见而不是事实所作的判断〕

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value judgment• The court must bear contemporary social standards in mind in making what will in some cases necessarily be a value judgment.• What the legitimate ambit of a certain power actually is will necessarily be a value judgment.• A prescription is a value judgment that indicates what should occur and should be done.• To make a value judgment by calling something good or bad is to classify it in terms of its reinforcing effects.• Site-specific works invariably manifest a value judgment about the larger context of which they are a part.• That is not a value judgment, but a statistical one.• But this assumption rests on a contestable value judgment about the proper role of the judiciary in controlling the government.

From Longman Business Dictionary

value judgmentˈvalue ˌjudgment [countableC]

a decision or judgment about how good something is, based on opinions rather than facts

Someone has got to make a value judgment about whether the benefits of the deal are worth the cost.

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