Sentence examples for first judgement from inspiring English sources

The 2012 Iowa caucuses on Tuesday night offer a first judgement on the Republican presidential candidates.

The first judgement against a defendant a guilty verdict came only in 2010.

Asked in July about the allegations and Australian investigation into Pell, Pope Francis told reporters it was important for the process to go forward without him making a "first judgement".

Fortunately, Great Artists in Their Own Words, which featured the interview in which Picasso revealed he only got a television so that he could watch the marriage of Princess Margaret, is a lot closer to the first judgement than the second.

Ok – first up: first impression – the first judgement you make about something.

In making a double judgement one first accepts the existence of something, and then adds to this first judgement a second one to the effect that the object, whose existence one already has accepted, either has or lacks some property.

"In exercising its first judgements on national taxes, this government has put fairness, equity and the ability to pay at the heart of what it has done," Mr Swinney argued.

Manuel Mejuto González, the Spanish referee made a split-second judgement, and even watching the replay, whether he was fooled does not appear to be scientifically provable one way or the other.

With adrenaline pumping in the heat of combat, it might be hard for a soldier to make a split-second judgement on whether movement on his flank is an enemy trying to get a clear shot or a civilian seeking cover.

This is the second judgement the court has made in this area involving SABAM.

In March , 2012a second judgement told Rapidshare to be more proactive when hunting down content pirated by users.