Sentence The phrase 'judge work' is not incorrect, but it is not commonly used in written English.
It might be used informally, for example in a text message or email. For example: "Be careful not to judge work too hastily - take your time to think it through thoroughly."
This has been achieved by individual retailers using a range of schemes that they judge work best for their customers.
With such a large contingent of immigration judges poised to retire and many immigration judges struggling under current court conditions, the President, Attorney General, and other stakeholders should alter hiring strategies and enhance judge work conditions.
Of course it's difficult to judge work before it has been done, Bateson said, but the projects in question probably should not have been funded.
If you have an opportunity to respond to a letter that is unjustifiably critical, try (if you can) to succinctly point out, in the gentlest possible way, that the writer is not the best person to judge work in your field, and guide the committee toward more informed opinions (external evaluators and reviewers of papers or grant proposals).
This hypocrisy might be what really annoys me, or maybe it's that people often aren't equipped with the tools or intellectual opportunities to think for themselves, or enough freedom to judge work on its own merit.
I always say, 'Well Sheryl said.' " In a competitive work environment in which many judge work ethic by the number of hours spent in the office, Goldberg encourages a work-life balance.
They judge works of fantasy as irrelevant".
How can academy members properly judge works in languages they cannot read?
Before becoming a successful TV writer and filmmaker, Judge worked as a test engineer in Silicon Valley.
They said these might exist if a judge working under Justice Smith was supervising the grand jury investigating him.
Mr. Dickenson, who is black, maintained that it was "cultural tyranny" to judge works from the past by current standards.
