Sentence examples for charge of judging from inspiring English sources

It's not easy, of course, when the judgmental tools are in charge of judging you.

Daniel Joloy, an analyst for Amnesty International, told VICE News that the biggest unresolved issue in military justice is that military disciplinary forces will still be in charge of judging the personnel who violate the human rights of fellow military personnel.

12.13pm: That may well have been the greatest performance in the history of jumping between bars of different heights, but sadly the BBC are not in charge of the judging.

The only certainty in the wake of controversy and charges of biased judging at the Salt Lake Olympics in February is that major changes are coming.

Cohn says he went straight to the clerk in charge of assigning judges to criminal cases, pulled the right strings, and Judge Kaufman was in.

Edwina G. Richardson-Mendelson has been the administrative judge of the New York City Family Courts for nine months, in charge of the judges responsible for the detention of dozens of young people charged with crimes, the vast majority of whom suffer from some form of mental illness.

The administrative section for risk detection was part of the hospital's administration department and was in charge of monitoring, detecting, judging, and evaluating medical risks as well as exploring intervention strategies.

Jurors find but little assistance in the charge of a judge who deals only in general and abstract propositions which he supposes to be involved in the case, and leaves the jury to apply them as best they may.' A similar instruction was approved in People v. Morrow, 60 Cal.

"She is a hands-on, take-charge kind of judge who will take over a slow cross-examination or slow direct exam".

Even more insistent is the petitioners' attack, not made below, on the charge of the trial judge as to reasonable doubt.

"Ask the prisoners if there are any who plead not guilty to the charge of intoxication," the judge instructed a court officer.