Sentence examples for educated judge from inspiring English sources

And literature was still seen as a western thing, written in a handful of languages, of which an educated judge could probably read most.Since then, prizes have proliferated.

I did not read Jane Eyre until I was in my 20s and fancied I was an educated judge of the means by which novels achieved their effects – but I still found it simply overpowering.

He also crushed dissent, let capricious and poorly educated judges make a mockery of the law, and allowed social problems to fester, notably widespread heroin addiction.Getting from autocracy to democratic stability is a difficult task.

Sir Peter Lampl, the chairman of the trust and the Education Endowment Foundation, said: "Today's findings, in particular the worrying fact that the high proportion of privately educated judges has barely changed since the 1980s, warns us that there is still a big social mobility problem within the legal sector.

And they pressed for evidentiary hearings before any counting could begin -- to "educate" Judge Lewis on the fine points of their case.

The Bronx Defenders have made some very positives steps in that direction, by educating judges on alternatives to cash bail.

Experienced providers must educate judges to ensure that comprehensive and integrated outpatient supervision and treatment plans are viewed as viable pretrial supervision and sentencing options.

Bradley Jenkins, a CLINIC attorney who worked with Mendez on a training for Atlanta attorneys this month, said EOIR should do more to educate judges on how to deal with asylum claims and question children and survivors of domestic violence.

It has taken years of lobbying by father's rights organizations to the state legislatures, lots of time spent educating judges about the benefits that fathers can provide to their children if given the time to spend with them, and yet, it seems, that to a large percentage of the female population, this change to a more egalitarian legal system is somehow unjust.

It also impacted professional development, for instance, by educating judges and lawyers.

Rather, this is a debate that asks whether or not the Common Core standards are so remarkable and so sound that we should embrace them as the standards by which every American child is both educated and judged".