Sentence examples for focused on judging from inspiring English sources

The Food and Drug Administration, long focused on judging the effectiveness and safety of drugs in the body, is considering requiring more tests for their possible effects on the environment, agency officials said yesterday.

The overall checklist comprises 42 questions and includes two parts: the first part is related to overall methodological quality and internal validity of the studies; the second part (transferability sub-checklist) contains 16 items that are more specifically focused on judging the transferability of a study.

Much attention, however, focused on Judge Sotomayor's remark in 2001: "I would hope that a wise Latina woman with the richness of her experiences would more often than not reach a better conclusion than a white male who hasn't lived that life".

The case is one of three trials focusing on Judge Garzón, who had spearheaded Spain's fight against political corruption and against terrorism by ETA, the Basque separatist group.

Because these cases continue to move through the courts — and because anti-abortion activists elsewhere are trying to make states like Michigan, Pennsylvania and Georgia the next legal battlegrounds over abortion — Democrats' focus on judges is expected to intensify.

Julie A. Pace, a lawyer for the groups challenging the law, said they accepted the decisions and would now focus on Judge Wake's hearing, but she predicted that having the law go into effect, with the possibility it could later be rejected, would cause more confusion.

However during the sentencing of Gilroy on Wednesday, the camera focussed on judge Lord Bracadale.

The camera doesn't focus on judges or jealous contestants or backstage trifles during the actual dancing.

The confirmation process should focus on judges' recognition of that problem, and their willingness to engage it.

Rather than focus on Judge Zweibel and McMillan's court case, they post about Officer Bovell's conduct, repeatedly using the keywords "Bovell," "grabbed," and "breast".

With the end of the War in 1918, punitive action that had been focused on those judged to be unpatriotic was redirected at any person, organization, or idea that sounded foreign.