Sentence examples for climate judge from inspiring English sources
Given the changes in the political climate, Judge DiClerico of the United States District Court in New Hampshire certainly saw no reason to be timid with the likes of me.
In today's climate, judging a movie as the best or worst thing ever has become a fashionable online parlor game, even if it doesn't do justice or give fair hearing to, you know, the film itself.
Having opened the door to testimony from climate scientists, Judge Howard also appeared inclined to allow expansive testimony from the defendants.
Though politics and budding Foreign Secretaries are not conspicuous at King's, the political climate, to judge by the men and the minds that the college has produced in recent years, appears to be set, like Forster's, left of center, but veering toward extreme Liberal (in the British sense), rather than toward doctrinaire Socialist).
The original said the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change judged the economies of China, India and Brazil as "developed".
At its height between 4000 B.C. and 2000 B.C., H.H. Lamb, a leading climate historian, judges that the world was 4deg. to 5deg.
Ivanka's purview does not seem to extend to moderating her father's stance on climate change, judging from last week's executive orders.
Off the usual track of pollution and climate, the judges added an award this year for the best human interest story, which was won by an empathetic profile of a bird-watching Tibetan monk.
The governor said that proposals would probably be put to the G20 meeting in Turkey in November urging the world's leading developed and developing countries to bring in tougher corporate disclosure standards so that investors could better judge climate change risks.
