Sentence examples for judge qualified from inspiring English sources

The presiding judge qualified the murder as politically motivated.

At the close of his evidence, the judge qualified the normal courtesy granted to witnesses, saying: "For obvious reasons I am not going to say you are free to go".

Sections 29 and 45 of titles 15 and 49, U.S.C., 1940 ed., respectively provided that the Supreme Court certify the case to the Circuit Court of Appeals and that the Senior Circuit Judge, qualified to participate should designate himself and two other circuit judges next in order of seniority.

7. What should make a judge qualified?

Virtually every Obama nominee at every level has been judged qualified by a majority of senators, including Republicans, but dozens have been denied a vote because a single senator or small group decided to exploit the rules and use a filibuster threat to block them.

55 procedures allocated to hospital care by the algorithm were judged qualified for day care after review.

"That worst method is one in which judges qualify for their jobs by raising very large sums of money from lawyers, litigants and special interest groups, and retain their offices only by continuing to raise such funds". The problem, the authors found, is not a new one, but one that grows with the sums involved.

The evaluative claim (II) that legal rules ought to be efficient would, if directed to judges, qualify as a theory of adjudication, one of the central concerns of anglo-american philosophy of law.

The new proposals by the panel include so-called retention elections for incumbent judges whereby sitting judges deemed qualified by independent screeners would go before voters in nonpartisan elections without challengers.

A majority of the bar panel rated Judge Thomas "qualified," while two members found him "not qualified".

Judge Calabresi qualified his comments, adding: "I am not suggesting for a moment that Bush is Hitler.