Sentence examples for judge successfully from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Celester was convicted on Federal fraud charges for misusing department funds, Mr. Grant, now a Superior Court judge, successfully pressed Mayor James to replace him with Mr. Santiago.

In 1993, two judges successfully pulled Irvine Welsh's Trainspotting from the shortlist by threatening to walk out.

Briscoe, a part-time judge, has successfully defended herself against her mother's accusations that her "true story of a loveless childhood" was a "piece of fiction".

For example, shortly before Roberts became a judge, he successfully argued in the Supreme Court that a woman who suffered from carpal-tunnel syndrome could not win a recovery from her employer, Toyota, under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

In 1979, with his 10-year term about to expire and with little hope that he would be reappointed (Mr. Koch has recently said that he would have done so), the judge ran successfully for Civil Court.

Before becoming a judge, Medina successfully argued the case of Cramer v. United States before the Supreme Court, defending a German-American charged with treason.

Also in 2015, Judge Tapp successfully initiated the use of extended release Naltrexone (Vivitrol) as part of a widely acclaimed comprehensive opiate drug treatment strategy within Kentucky's criminal justice system.

Rats with FBG levels higher than 16.7 mmol/l or 300 mg/dl were judged to successfully model DM in rats.

A judge from Quebec successfully sued Frank for writing that he had hired a prostitute.

Among the smattering of apps that try to address the gender-inclusivity market gap, most come up short or are too new to successfully judge.

In any case, it is impossible to judge whether the successfully interviewed were engaging in greater or lesser risk behaviours than guests who were not interviewed.