discernment
Definisie in die woordeboek Engels
discernment
Definisies
The ability to distinguish; judgement.
Discrimination.
To distinguish between things.
sinonieme
perception · sagaciousness · appreciation · secernment · judgement · understanding · judgment · wisdom · discrimination · knowing · taste · apprehension · perceptiveness · discretion · sagacity · wiseness · savvy · sapience
taste · appreciation · perceptiveness
delicate discrimination (especially of aesthetic values); "arrogance and lack of taste contributed to his rapid success"; "to ask at that particular time was the ultimate in bad taste"
perceptiveness
perception of that which is obscure
grammatika
discernment ( plural discernments)
discernment (plural discernments)
voorbeelde
Advanced filtering
Cynics could discern lowered ambitions in the shift from development to poverty eradication, from education to basic education, and from education as a public good to education as a tool for poverty eradication.UN-2 UN-2
These horrific devastations were thousands of miles apart, yet they have a discernible imprint of common purpose.UN-2 UN-2
Once it has been accepted, the Word searches and discerns, imposes clear choices and thus brings the monk, through obedience, into the historia Salutis summed up in the Passover of Christ, who was obedient to the Father (cf.vatican.va vatican.va
When we discern things, we classify them in various groups or categories.Literature Literature
With no field presence, it was difficult to systematically monitor whether the implementation of UNCTAD policy recommendations and other international agreements was sufficient or to follow up at the country level and to discern the needs of Member States first-hand, even though UNCTAD maintained working relationships with policymakers and experts on specific issues.UN-2 UN-2
WHAT DID YOU DISCERN?jw2019 jw2019
No major dissatisfaction with prison conditions is discernable among inmates other than what naturally follows from being deprived of libertyMultiUn MultiUn
Hotel in St. Ulrich Groden: This comfortable hotel is an ideal base for discerning guests during your trip (3 stars) in 11 rooms.Common crawl Common crawl
Our discerning what we ourselves are can help us to have God’s approval and not be judged.jw2019 jw2019
(2 Chronicles 26:3, 4, 16; Proverbs 18:12; 19:20) So if we ‘take some false step before we are aware of it’ and receive needed counsel from God’s Word, let us imitate Baruch’s maturity, spiritual discernment, and humility. —Galatians 6:1.jw2019 jw2019
As you study this epistle, you can learn how to discern those who seek to turn disciples of Jesus Christ away from the faith.LDS LDS
No charism, in fact, dispenses you from referring and submitting to the Pastors of the Church, whose discernment is a guarantee of fidelity for the charism itself.vatican.va vatican.va
Although an improvement of 7.4 per cent was discernible compared with the first report (2003), the MDS correctly finds a continuing need for action and optimisation.UN-2 UN-2
Still, she was able to discern certain surnames.Literature Literature
With your Word and spirit, the truth they discern,jw2019 jw2019
A maximum bid-size, or any other remedial measures necessary to mitigate an actual or potential discernible risk of market abuse, money laundering, terrorist financing or other criminal activity, as well as anti-competitive behaviour, may be imposed by any auction platform after consulting the Commission and obtaining its opinion thereon, provided that implementation of a maximum bid-size or any other remedial measures would effectively mitigate the risk in question.EurLex-2 EurLex-2
All went well until he described the ordination of a bishop, the power of discernment, and the right of a bishop to spiritual guidance.LDS LDS
The production area is also the origin of certain wines that have an extraordinarily authentic character and some of their characteristics are clearly discernible in the Vinagre de Jerez: the range of colours between gold and mahogany and the lightly alcoholic aromas, with dominant notes of wine and woodoj4 oj4
Vocational discernment is important: everyone, all the people who know the human personality — be they psychologists, spiritual fathers, spiritual mothers — tell us that the young who unconsciously sense they have an imbalance or some form of imbalance or of deviation, unconsciously seek strong structures that protect them, to protect themselves.vatican.va vatican.va
— as far as was discernible using a light microscope, no more than 5 particles derived from fish were detected on average per determination in the submitted sample.eurlex-diff-2018-06-20 eurlex-diff-2018-06-20
A person who loves you may discern your motives and help you to realize that school can help you to learn not to give up easily, a vital quality if you want to serve Jehovah fully. —Ps.jw2019 jw2019
In the proceedings before the Court, however, the Commission took the view that there must at least be discernible grounds for suspecting fraudulent practices for Article 5 of the Regulation to enter into effect.EurLex-2 EurLex-2
Visual reading is possible as # % inhibition is the lowest value easily discernible by eyeeurlex eurlex
4 Sometimes discerning persistence is needed to get a study started.jw2019 jw2019
Also for no discernible reason.Literature Literature
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