Mr. Obama has still put a significant stamp on the judiciary, appointing two Supreme Court justices — the same number as Mr. Clinton and Mr. Bush each did in eight years — and 30 appeals court judges, roughly as many as either did on average per term.
Suppose this slightly worse legal career and the musical career are judged roughly equal or on a par.
According to Judge Dear, in roughly 90 percent of credit card lawsuits the plaintiffs cannot even prove that a person owes the debt.
Tuesday morning, the love life of Mr. Perelman — who has been married five times, including once to the actress Ellen Barkin — provided some levity for the 21 prospective jurors, who were questioned by a federal judge, Paul G. Gardephe, for roughly two hours.
It just matter about what mistake you make (Chemistry student 5)." "In the end, I can roughly judge how much I know, how much I got right, how much I got wrong, what I got right, what I got wrong.
This is a comment made by a CS group low-achiever in mathematics: "In the end, I can roughly judge how much I know, how much I got right, how much I got wrong, what I got right, what I got wrong.
Timberlake, the retired judge, estimated that roughly 900 parole revocations are heard monthly in Illinois courts.
Federal judges received a roughly 30percentt pay raise in 1969.
The teams of judges counting the roughly 9,000 undervotes from Miami-Dade County had worked their way through nearly half.
Once the patent office is back to operating effectively, the backlog of 1.2 million applications should yield, judging from history, roughly 780,000 issued patents, about 137,000 of which would go to small businesses.
