Sentence examples for it could be judge from inspiring English sources

It could be Judge Lippman, Judge Kaye, someone nonpartisan".

Though the issue may well wind up back in Supreme Court, it could be Judge Lewis who issues the first ruling on whether the hand counts wind up in the final tabulation.

It had been touted as a contender for the fight of the year, but so dynamic and precise was the winner after a very short sounding-out session, it could be judged only on its sheer ferocity.

"If it could be judged again, with a retrial, that's fine," said the juror, a self-described political conservative.

I failed my degree, and it became news – that you could make art, and it could be judged as not good enough.

Yardolo's release means Liberia can now begin the 42-day waiting period, at the end of which it could be judged Ebola-free according to World Health Organisation (WHO) protocols and standards.

Trump's tweets and public comments on Puerto Rico have almost all been in this vein — playing up the success of the response and guarding against the idea that it could be judged as a failure.

That isn't how he's being billed at the Village Vanguard this week, but it could be, judging by Wednesday night's well-attended first set, which was broadcast on WBGO in Newark, 88.3 FM, and archived on NPR's Web site.

If this number were true, SOX would have to prevent an awful lot of unforeseen losses due to fraud before it could be judged a good buy.To help see whether the estimate is plausible, can any more light be shed on different categories of costs?

The report highlighted the low reach of BBC3 – it said it was "difficult to see how it could be judged a success after more than a decade and expenditure of more than a billion pounds of licence payer's money" – and its sister channel, BBC4.

"Skateboarding's not about that so I'm not sure how it could be judged".