Sentence examples for issue of judging from inspiring English sources

In the United States, as in most of Europe, the issue of judging art according to the dancer or the dance long ago tipped decisively toward the latter.

She said that she would not, stating "[I] wouldn't approach the issue of judging in the way the president does".

This leads to the issue of judging what constitutes 'doing okay'.

Putting aside the thorny issue of judging where exactly the edge of the nucleus is, HIV may be naturally well suited to avoid normal positional control.

Henry and Conrad (2008) reviewed the issue of judging scientific work conducted for regulatory advocacy versus general scientific purposes, concluding that American judicial and administrative guidance mandate a single common evaluative scheme irrespective of the provenance, funding source, or rationale for producing the information.

Contemporary exchanges, however, are often directed at a broader issue: the possibility of judging whether any claim at all is true.

The court confronted the issue of judges and potential bias in a 2009 ruling in the case of Caperton v. A.T. Massey Coal Company.

Her opponent, Ms. Diamond, a lawyer who was approved by the bar association's Judiciary Committee, is making a major issue of Judge Gasworth's rating and reprimand.

Making an unlikely appearance in MegaCity 1 is Johnny Vegas, whose doughy features turn up in this month's issue of Judge Dredd.

Republicans may have thought that the issue of Judge Merrick B. Garland's nomination to the Supreme Court had faded away like a summer hydrangea over the congressional recess.

Around 40 judges have left the federal bench over the past five years.In his annual report to Congress in January, Mr Roberts said that the issue of judges' pay had reached "the level of a constitutional crisis".