Sentence examples for effect judge from inspiring English sources

"If he had to wear a clown suit for six months, would that have a similar punitive effect?" Judge Cabranes asked yesterday.

In effect, Judge Kollar-Kotelly's ruling justified the administration's decision to use the base at Guantánamo to hold prisoners seized in the war against Afghanistan.

Last July, just days before the law was to take effect, Judge Susan Bolton of Federal District Court issued an injunction blocking parts of it.

Less than forty-eight hours before the program went into effect, Judge Hanen filed a hundred-and-twenty-three-page opinion issuing a preliminary injunction that put DAPA on hold.

Not only are regulators in effect judge and jury as well as plaintiff in the cases they bring; they can also use the threat of the criminal law.Financial firms rarely survive being indicted on criminal charges.

The clinic sued the state, and on July 1, the day the law was to take effect, Judge Daniel P. Jordan III of United States District Court temporarily blocked the measure.

Certainly, there has been a proliferation of hints to that effect, judging from the second half of a long season.

This suggests, says Mr Dey, that contextual computing needs to be discreet: such systems are, in effect, judging people and trying to influence their behaviour.

Masters was laying it on thick, and to some effect judging by the steam that used to issue from Tommy Raudonikis's ears, but the pejorative was only enhanced by Manly's history of pulling out the cheque book to poach the game's best talent.

Equation (9) in the Appendix could be modified to use an effect judged to be clinically important rather than the effect observed in the original meta-analysis.

We thought it important to detect relative changes of 15% should they occur, based on the level of effect judged as meaningful in similar studies, 15 at 90% power and with two sided P=0.05.