Sentence examples for a judge of a from inspiring English sources

To do that he has to convince the Parole Board, which is also chaired by a judge, of a number of things.

Not so long ago, it was considered ethically dubious for a judge of a high court even to cast a dissenting vote.

Quebec separatists attacked it as a "pseudo law" that sets up English-speaking Canada as a judge of a political process that is internal to Quebec.

I certainly behave as if I were in some way double, if not actually plural, especially in the last few years when I talk to myself almost continuously when on my own, and sometimes when I'm not, and also have the sense that I'm in the audience, a commentator or a judge of a debate when the dialogue become quarrelsome, which it frequently does.

Three aspects of Carswell's background expedited his defeat--a 1948 political speech he made advocating white supremacy, his role as incorporator, while a judge, of a municipal golf course into a private all-white club, & finnally his record as judge: in some 15,000 cases he had been reversed more than 40% of the time.

If you were a judge of a business reality show, what qualities would you expect to see from the finalists?

Matthew Prince, CloudFlare's founder, was a judge of an earlier session and I asked his thoughts on the company.

· Fiona Shaw is an actor and a judge of this year's Booker Prize.

Maureen Freely is a novelist and a judge of the recent Warwick prize for writing.

The schoolgirl accused by a judge of "grooming" a religious studies teacher into having sex has said she regrets the trial more than the affair.

For her to be nominated twice marks an achievement both as a performer and as a judge of projects.