Sentence examples for basis of judge from inspiring English sources

The [Algerian] judge has disclosed it to me on the basis of judge to judge.

The documents formed the basis of Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson's original finding that Microsoft had repeatedly violated antitrust laws by undermining the two programs, which could have evolved into a competitor to the company's Windows operating system.

The ruling was unanimously upheld by the Appellate Division and then 4 to 3 by the Court of Appeals, but, in effect, was reversed by the United States Supreme Court, 5 to 4, on the basis of Judge Wachtler's exception.

A further issue is determined on the basis of judging architecture to be a service or product.

The term 'fault recognition' in this paper means the identification of a pre-defined feature that can be used as the basis of judging the existence of a specific fault in the process of fault diagnosis.

Writing in The Faber Book of Pop, noted cultural historian Jon Savage says of that act, "It's about politicians making laws on the basis of judging people's lifestyles," before adding, "and that's no way to make laws".

"The basis of the judge's dismissal was not on the merits of the case, but on insufficient evidence of who did what," he said.

Allen's appellate lawyer, William Luker, filed a brilliant brief on his behalf, and on August 14th the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals granted Allen a new trial, on the basis of the judge's exclusion of Dr. Murphy's crucial testimony.

Structural elements The extent and activity level of structural elements (i.e., faults, folds, magnetic lineaments, active basins, and so forth) may be used as basis to judge levels of future seismic activity for a selected magnitude interval.

There is no basis to judge which of these periods would be acceptable, since a few [ 17, 27, 29] of the studies evaluated the consequences of the delay on the outcome of TB treatment.

The partial overlap in E-values between matches to actual versus randomized D. melanogaster protein sequences (Fig. 3) clearly indicates that false-positives are of concern, and there is little basis to judge the rate of false-negatives.