Sentence examples for elements of judge from inspiring English sources

The government lawyers had their greatest difficulty reconciling two elements of Judge Jackson's decision.

There are subjective elements of judging.

Some newer member states had complained that the EU was reneging on a 2003 promise to give priority to countries without an EU agency, as "geographical spread" was only one of the elements to judge the bids.

Augustan painting likewise displays a successful combination of Greek and Roman elements, to judge from the frescoes in the house of Livia on the Palatine.

In none of these cases (and in none of our other double jeopardy cases) did a trial judge terminate a prosecution before verdict based on an element of the judge's own creation.

After sounds were presented, a question screen with a reminder of which element to judge ("Was the INSTRUMENT/PITCH of the notes the same (SAME) or different (DIFF)?") appeared, and participants were instructed to press a button for same or different (labeled "SAME" or "DIFF").

The activity against multi-drug-resistant isolates based on novel modes of action is a highly favorable element to judge the future of some of the recently developed anthelmintic compounds.

Lenses of different species may have elements of homology as judged by using similar inherited genetic networks to direct their development; yet, they acquired independently a variety of different crystallins for their optical roles.

For PMP tissue, wherever possible, the primary appendiceal neoplasm was used (n=14) but where not available (due to prior appendicectomy), cellular elements of PMP were judged on multiple haematoxylin- and eosin-stained sections from other sites to identify the most representative block.

Then add in the element of being judged by a group of strangers, which can be an incredible experience -- like getting into a fraternity or sorority.

"Plaintiffs appear to misunderstand or misstate the basic elements of their conviction," the judge wrote.