Sentence examples for its judgments of from inspiring English sources

Its judgments – of Grace's parents who couldn't cope, and of the Briar – are opaque and complex.

Commissioner David Stern, from time to time, has suggested that the court of public opinion is harsher in its judgments of his very visible and predominantly African-American player base — hardly a radical contention.

The Chinese government has continually called for the world to suspend its judgments of its international policies -- from its support for the Sudanese regime to its crackdown on Tibetan monks -- during the Games.

It is in the game, and not a mere looker-on; and its judgments of the should-be, its ideals, cannot be peeled off from the body of the cogitandum as if they were excrescences…" (E, 21).

If the suggested change to the treaty text is approved by the 27 presidents and prime ministers at the summit and comes into force, it would alter one of the fundamental principles upon which the EU is based, upon which the European Court of Justice bases its judgments of what is legal across the region.

This will take account of the case-law of the European Court of Justice in its judgments of 18 November 1999 (C-107/98) and 10 November 1998 (C 360/98).

The ECHR should, he conceded, "show greater awareness of the consequences of its judgments" on domestic laws across Europe and "strive for greater clarity" in their judgments.

Story explained: The only objection is, not that the Court acted beyond its jurisdiction, but that it erred in its judgment of the law applicable to the case.

Under the Texas statute, the party committee estimates the total cost of the primary and apportions it among candidates according to its judgment of what is 'just and equitable,' in light of 'the importance, emolument, and term of office.' The fees for local candidates tend appreciably to exceed those for statewide candidates.

Tesla calls it "gas savings"— in other words, its judgment of how much less the buyer will spend on gasoline during the putative six-year life of the Tesla, compared with a standard gas-fueled car.

That is to say, its judgment of the economic consequences was negative, and it submitted a paper to that effect".