Sentence examples for judged individually from inspiring English sources

"Each candidate has to be judged individually," he said.

He said each case should be judged individually.

I always believed that every case has to be judged individually.

Justice Carro said he thought the defendants should be judged individually.

The school is advertising its aid program, emphasizing that each family's financial picture will be judged individually, she added.

Recruiters struggled to answer the flood of queries, generally saying that each applicant would be judged individually.

This means the judicial branch as a whole, along with each judge individually.

The judge individually questioned each juror about the note, beginning with the foreman, Roosevelt Price.

Ms. Sheehan, who lives in Berkeley, Calif., was in Waco to file the suit, which also names the sheriff, county commissioners and county judge individually.

In the case of Edmond Peacham, a clergyman charged with treason for writing a treatise justifying rebellion against oppression, he protested against consulting judges individually and separately, a practice that James abetted by Bacon was more or less driven to follow when the entire bench, consulted together, merely echoed Coke.

Republican Senate leader Mitch McConnell told CNN it was "best to avoid criticising judges individually".