Sentence examples for begin by judging the from inspiring English sources

As with my other book reviews, I will begin by judging the cover.

"Can you begin by telling us our federal jurisdiction?" the judge instructed more than asked.

It was begun by Judge Ferdinand in 1996 as an alternative to jail for non-violent drug offenders in Brooklyn.

But the minute you begin to judge others by the amount of their money, the more faulty is your judgment.

Zuckerberg says the company will begin to judge itself by "The number of interactions that people have on the platform and off the platform that people report to us as meaningful".

The judge began by ordering the jury and the defendant out of the court while the Parachute Regiment sergeant who had led the questioning at Black Mountain Primary gave evidence about an interrogation course he had undergone at the Intelligence Corps' headquarters at Ashford, Kent.

The committee will begin by examining a sample of complaints against judges during the last several years.

BENJAMIN WEISER Judge Sweet began by citing the case's "unique and challenging issues".

Turning to the adequacy issue, Judge Moreno began by noting: "The issue of adequacy of a warning that does not include multilingual warnings or universally accepted pictographs or symbols, in view of defendants' active marketing of their products in the Hispanic media in the Miami market, is a question of first impression in this district". Id. at 1575.

Writing the majority ruling, Judge James Wynn began by stating that the "right to vote is fundamental".

The Times's coverage of this conflict cannot begin to be judged by the choice of one photo on one day.