The phrase 'judge and manage' is correct and can be used in written English
You can use this phrase when referring to the fact that someone has to evaluate and make decisions about a certain situation. For example: "The board of directors must judge and manage each situation carefully in order to make the best decisions for the company."
He is a member of the cabinet, serves as speaker of the House of Lords, appoints judges and manages the court system, and can sit when he likes as a member of Britain's highest court.
There was a failure to "take into account highly significant facts related to his mental health" after his arrest and a failure to treat and manage his illness, the judge said.
She may also appoint and relieve from duty all of the court leaders, who assign cases to specific judges and otherwise manage their courts.
InnoCentive works with seekers to design the challenge, score/judge solutions and manage the intellectual property transfer.
An independent authority supervised by a judge will manage the scheme and decide if and when users should lose their internet access.
How he judges talent and nurtures and manages employees.
He said that "it is up to the judges to manage and master their cases, and some have not come to grips with this, but you cannot forbid people to represent themselves".
"The image of the barista has almost become a fashion statement," says Paul Meikley-Janney, a judge at the World Barista Championship and managing director of Coffee Community, which works with roasters, machine manufacturers and coffee shops, including Costa and SSP.
The competition's judges were: Sequioa Capital partner and managing director Steven Ji; LightInTheBox founder and president Wen Xin; Tokyo-based venture capital firm Global Brains' founder and CEO Yasuhiko Yurimoto; TechCrunch and CrunchBase senior editor Jonathan Shieber; and Google APAC director of product management and display advertising Elliott Ng.
While there has been little resolution to the cemetery's problems, the receivers appointed by the judge to manage the cemetery's affairs and their lawyers have earned hundreds of thousands of dollars in commissions and legal fees.
