Sentence examples for judge in a recent from inspiring English sources

Thus an English judge in a recent civil case, summing up the style of a defendant, Bernie Ecclestone, who runs Formula One (F1) motor racing.

"The path to parenthood," remarked a high court judge in a recent case, "has been less a journey along a primrose path, more a trek through a thorn forest".

About 80percentt of companies involved in such deals have accepted the I.R.S.'s amnesty offer, the judge said in a recent opinion.

"It's a fair argument that you want to give someone some possibility of seeing the light of day," the judge said in a recent interview, "so that they have some hope, and something to live for".

Judge Jackson, in a recent interview with The New York Times, said he thought Microsoft had "probably flexed as far as they were going to" during the four-month settlement talks that ended on April 1.

An independent monitor who has been overseeing the changes on behalf of the judge said in a recent report that the department was slipping behind in two critical areas: supervisors' assessment of the use of force by subordinates and officers' cooperation in reporting misconduct by other officers.

Indeed, as Abner Mikva, the former White House counsel and federal appellate judge, noted in a recent Op-Ed piece in The Times, the fairness and impartiality of the federal judiciary are already being seriously undermined by allowing federal judges to accept free vacations at posh resorts from private interests bent on influencing their future decisions.

Over half the judges questioned in a recent study raised concerns over defendants not understanding that pleading guilty can reduce a sentence, as well as the possible impact on witnesses of being questioned by people who may have harmed them, rather than through a lawyer.

"The report cards had an impact on me," Judge Chin recalled in a recent interview.

"In many areas, we are treading on new territory," Judge Sand said in a recent hearing.

"The S.E.C. essentially argues that Tourre handed Little Red Riding Hood an invitation to grandmother's house while concealing the fact that it was written by the Big Bad Wolf," Judge Forrest explained in a recent ruling.