Sentence examples for another judgments from inspiring English sources

If the events in question are at some distance from one another, judgments of simultaneity can be made only by sending light signals back and forth.

"She made another judgment, saying: 'No it's not.

"Unfortunately, our press is less free today after another judgment based on privacy laws emanating from Europe," Myler said.

The awards ceremony, it said, "will be not the end but the beginning of another judgment: history's judgment of the Nobel Prize committee".

Another judgment call was to interpret her "walnuts/ chestnuts/ pinenuts } 1 cup chop nuts" as calling for a third of a cup of each nut.

Secondly, it puts too much onus on the officials to make another judgment, on a play that's designed to simply fool them".

Almost every week the "conscourt", as it is popularly known here, hands down another judgment to gladden the hearts of human rights activists.

The deep cynicism of "Judgment" — itself surely a riposte to another "Judgment of Paris," along more traditional lines, presented only one month earlier in London by Frederick Ashton — was handled by Tudor with dry economy.

Mr Akhmetov then won another judgment, undefended, against Obozrevatel (Observer), a Ukraine-based internet news site that publishes only in Ukrainian, with a negligible number of readers in England.

The second circuit remanded the case back to Rakoff to make another judgment, and said that he could "ask the SEC and Citigroup to provide additional information" to allay concerns about improper collusion.

(Another judgment was yet more succinct: "How can one be Swiss?") His boat docked in New York in the spring of 1947, a time and place that must rank as one of history's better cures for restlessness.