Sentence examples for judged over from inspiring English sources

Ofsted has judged over 20 local authorities to be "inadequate" in the delivery of children's social care, raising legitimate public concern about high-quality child protection services.

In an annual series citing the theater season's best plays and chronicling all the others, "Abundance" was judged "over long and underwritten" -- by an editor who has over lengthened and underwritten his share of plays.

But those forecasts were judged over many games in each event.

And clearly, disaster recoveries should be judged over months, not days.

At City, Mancini can argue that he should only be judged over a far longer period.

Speaking afterwards, Hornby said: "I think careers should be judged over the long term".

He never got Lear right, and his popular success as Othello was judged over-the-top by his peers.

The FSA's only real sanction will be to require a bank to put up more capital if its remuneration policy is judged over-risky.

business is long term and needs judging over years.

He has no idea what he is judging over.

A standard implies a level of perfection able to judge over all other tests.