Sentence examples for judges for example from inspiring English sources

Some 64percentt of lawyers and judges, for example, have flexible hours.

Libya has a shortage of judges, for example, and almost every working judge had some role in the former regime.

After the session, both joked that they were they were tempted to tidy up some other Senate business while they were at the Capitol -- perhaps pass a climate change measure and clear a few judges, for example.

Another proposal would improve on the Pentagon's current detention hearings, now conducted by officers, by adding military judges, for example, one person who has been briefed on the discussions said.

The same is true in the business world: nobody judges, for example, the (super-impressive) CEOs of easyJet, Morgan Stanley or the British Fashion Council by what they wear.

The state bar association's position is expected to set off a campaign in Albany to change the system in ways that could make it more difficult to remove judges, for example by allowing them to question investigators' witnesses before a hearing.

This was sufficiently different from the views of other judges -- for example, Judge Richard Leon, who "has been using a detention definition that gives the government more authority than the Obama administration now claims" -- for SCOTUSblog to note, "Sooner or later, the Supreme Court may have to sort it all out".

Take the judge, for example.

Its mission is to judge, for example, which treatments work or to rank countries' health systems.

Others because you have one chance to get them right and be judged, for example our (award winning) iPad project.

She can view totals or drill down to individual mentions to see how influential a poster might be, as judged, for example, by how many Twitter followers the person has.