Sentence examples for decisively judge from inspiring English sources

It also makes it impossible to gauge an effect size, let alone to decisively judge the effectiveness of tight glycaemic control.

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The delay, announced on Tuesday, came as judges voted decisively against overseeing the referendum on the controversial new constitution.

Mr. Specter said: "All factors considered, I think that the balance is decisively in favor of confirming Judge Mukasey.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 — One of the fiercest battles ever waged over a Supreme Court nominee ended today as the Senate decisively rejected the nomination of Judge Robert H. Bork.

Mr. Gore's chief lawyer in the case, David Boies, had to answer questions from five of the seven justices about whether the court had a proper role in the appeal, whether it could legitimately overrule the trial judge who ruled decisively against Mr. Gore on Monday, and whether the court could count disputed ballots from only a few counties.

IN three terrorism decisions last week, the Supreme Court decisively rejected the Bush administration's argument that judges should play no role in supervising the president's conduct in the war on terror.

Judges have voted decisively against overseeing the referendum on the controversial new constitution forcing the vote into two stages.

One Republican said the party would be judged on how decisively it responds to these accusations of wrongdoing and others in which leading Republicans are entangled.

The right to vote is the most fundamental civil right, and judges who act decisively to protect the franchise are not meddling in the political process.

If you're wondering how Nicole managed to square taking this high-profile, lucrative role that finally allows her to graduate from talent-show judging and move decisively into acting, she can explain.