Sentence examples for due to judging from inspiring English sources

Bodybuilding was dropped due to judging controversy in the 2006 Games.

While auditioning as a performer for the show, Janevski was forced to reveal her transgender identity due to judge Željko Joksimović's inability to understand why her name was listed as "Filip" on her application.

There were no significant differences due to judge type.

Curtin freed on appeal (due to judges' failure to summarise police interview) after 3 years.

More disturbingly, due to Judge Garzón's legal woes, the case brought by Franco's victims and their families is now languishing.

The Chicago judge due to try him may wish to take note of this pearl, too, so Guzmán's case will only prosper by avoiding 2016's other great menswear trend, exemplified by Gucci and Moschino: see-through lace.

If a man can't defect from one of the world's last communist countries, get caught and shipped back, defect again, move to Germany, lose a big fight due to bad judging, sign with Al Haymon, draw with Vanez Martirosyan and eventually get a superfight with a Mexican redhead then the American Dream really is dead.

Yet given that this universal benefit has existed for some time, comfortably-off families regard it as their due and – to judge from Tory MPs' mailbags – are outraged at the idea it should be withdrawn.

Levy, born in Britain to Jamaican parents, now goes forward with a hope of winning Whitbread's £25,000 book of the year award, due to be judged later this month.

A number of English-language weeklies, which included at one point prestigious names such as the Far Eastern Economic Review and Asiaweek, have all folded due to earnings judged insufficient by their parent companies.

Trump has repeatedly accused the judge, who was born in Indiana, of bias against him due to the judge's Mexican heritage.