Sentence examples for best able to judge from inspiring English sources
On the contrary, the Committee in its report indicated with approval its own understanding that the statute provided "those best able to judge national security needs..
One of the people best able to judge whether Bush is a bozo is the journalist who has been watching his every remark and gesture.
Arguing that they are best able to judge the archipelago's needs, the local authorities are urging that donations be channeled directly to them instead of independent entities like the Charles Darwin Research Station, the main institute of scientific investigation here.
In the Persian Gulf region, Afghanistan and elsewhere, soldiers have been instructed not to send sensitive information; specific rules are largely left to division and unit commanders on the theory that they are best able to judge what constitutes a threat to security.
The major responsibility for setting the public offering price rests on the investment bank because it is in close contact with the market, is familiar with current interest rates and yields, and is best able to judge the probable demand for the issue in question.
It is widely believed that faculty, instead of administrators or other parties, are best able to judge the merits of prospective colleagues.
The better you know them, the better you'll be able to judge their sincerity.
At a minimum we should be able to judge which preclinical models best fit the human situation.
"If every principal could hire whatever teacher they wanted to, and be able to judge that teacher and hold them accountable, that is the best thing they could ever do for students.
They say he is expert at casting, able to judge quickly not only which actor is right for a part but which actors will best blend or bump up against one another.
