Sentence examples for judged separately from inspiring English sources

We especially welcome submissions from lower division students, whose projects are judged separately from those of the upper division.

Five other defendants — an official of the cruise ship company, Costa Cruises, and four crew members — sought plea bargains, and their cases will be judged separately.

By pretending that Social Security is some kind of program whose solvency can be judged separately, Lowenstein willingly succumbs to the standard accounting fictions to score points against the Bush administration's own ill-conceived reforms.

Many of those who attended on a recent Sunday seemed to agree with both the archbishop and the priest conducting services, the Rev. Margarito Escorcia Reyes, who said after Mass that the chapel's financing and services should be judged separately.

So while it's possible that any disgust with the president will be taken out on the Republican lawmakers who curtsied to and coddled him, it's not out of the question that those lawmakers would be regarded, and judged, separately.

In this case, the question of whether an officer was justified in shooting because she feared death or serious injury — to herself or others — was judged separately from whether the officer, in her conduct leading up to the fatal firing of the gun, made mistakes of judgment or tactics that might have helped lead to the deadly outcome.

Some actions have to be judged completely separately from ethical justifications.

The new documents show that two judges separately declared that the Justice Department was required to notify Rosen of the search warrant, even if the notification came after a delay.

In one case, a state court halted an execution scheduled for Thursday night, while a state judge separately barred the use of a lethal injection drug, potentially blocking all of the planned executions.

There are still two ways to do it depending on whether one pools the marginal distribution across judges or uses the marginals for each judge separately; both forms have been used, but we present the pooled version because it is more conservative in the presence of systematic differences in assessments across judges.

The United States paved the way for the execution of a convicted serial killer in Virginia on Thursday night when the US supreme court denied his request for a stay and a federal judge separately rejected a concern that the drugs used to put him to death are unsafe.