Sentence examples for judge resources from inspiring English sources

But it also seems to afford the judge resources that bear on the judging itself.

Sen is critical of Rawlsian principles because they become central issues in judging resource-based distributional equity.

In certain instances, like New York Times Executive Editor Bill Keller (No. 51), we judged the resources at his disposal compared with others in the industry.

However, Cizek [ 23] was more realistic in stating that one should use as many judges as resources permit.

Goswami et al. [14] propose dynamic load sharing heuristics which manage workload in a distributed system by judging the resource requirements of processes.

We have previously shown that clinical medical students made little use of online formative assessment materials provided informally even though those very same students judged the resource to be of practical value and useful in their own studies [ 16].

But the special trafficking courts will require minimal new spending, just more creative management of existing resources, Judge Lippman said.

"The court is aware that the introduction of such a large number of state inmates into the state system would cause a strain upon the department and its resources," Judge Shashy wrote.

On the other hand, this amount is not a material amount in the context of KPCB's resources," Judge Kahn wrote.

Judges lack "the resources, the expertise" to be a "kind of super-EPA," said Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

"I know you can get judged by your resources and all that sort of thing, but it's hard to look by - and it's not just because he's a good friend - Neil Lennon," he told Sportsound.