Sentence examples for general judge from inspiring English sources
In general, Judge Cleland said, "Congress may not force states into being its agents".
In general, Judge Trévidic said, the French have one-tenth of the resources of the Americans for any given case.
Citing the move by the attorney general, Judge Alberto J. Riefkohl of immigration court in Newark postponed Mr. Velandia's deportation until December at the earliest.
To overcome the loss, Louis XIII in 1615 appointed a juge géneral d'armes ("general judge of arms"), an official whose powers resembled those of the Lord Lyon in Scotland.
"The attorney general," Judge Greene later recalled, "would call at 5 o'clock in the evening and say: 'Tomorrow morning we're going to try to integrate the University of Mississippi.
In general, Judge Wolf found what he described as a culture of secrecy in the F.B.I.'s handling of its informants that sometimes subverted the purpose of the program.
Yet in general, judging by life span and infant mortality, most developed nations are healthier than the United States.
In general, judges have accepted the notion that the ideas behind reality shows are not easily copyrightable, sometimes offering open disdain for the reality genre.
Neuberger appeared to reprimand his deputy when he told a reporter that in general, "judges shouldn't discuss cases we're about to hear".
Instead, there is a kind of carpetlike pattern; the Arabic and Persian poem is, in general, judged not as a closed unity but rather according to the perfection of its individual verses.
But in general, judging by this show, it is hard not to conclude that much of today's creative energy is going not into painting but into photography, photography-related mediums and sculpture.
