Sentence examples for is expected to judge from inspiring English sources

But the council, ruling in response to a complaint brought by a British charity, is expected to judge that French law is not "sufficiently clear, binding and precise" in doing so.

Plans to bring local buses back under public control are to be dealt a blow by a ruling that is expected to judge Tyne and Wear's pioneering attempt to regulate its services as unworkable.

An agent who prefers X to Y is expected to judge herself to be better off with X than with Y.

Around 5,000 people are expected to judge for themselves in Trafalgar Square on November 21st, when pork from these pigs will be served up at a public feast.

Employees at the company are expected to judge their colleague's work in a peer-review process that is essential to deciding whether someone gets promoted.

Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said: "Heads are expected to judge against objectives that are set but also against teacher standards, drawn up by the government.

Archers are expected to judge the distance and take their shots in three-arrow ends; that is, each archer shoots three times before walking to the target to score their shots.

GDPs, even though they are not qualified to diagnose DV or CA, are expected to judge suspicions based on their own observations and to follow the guideline which consists of five rather difficult steps.

The same approach is found in national or international criminal courts that are expected to judge those who have committed international crimes, including the forcible recruitment of child soldiers.

A Muslim free school that closed its doors just hours after Ofsted began an inspection is expected to be judged inadequate, it has been reported.

Another nominee to that court is expected to be Judge Terrence Boyle, a federal trial judge in North Carolina and a former aide to Senator Jesse Helms, a North Carolina Republican.