Sentence examples for judges of when from inspiring English sources

Caregivers who know the patient in normal times are the best judges of when things are not right.

"Generally, refugees are the best judges of when it is time to go back," the spokeswoman, Sybella Wilkes, said from Damascus.

They claim officers are usually happy to go with the staff's interpretation of events as "workers are generally pretty good judges of when the police need to be involved with a situation".

That is why the elderly cannot be the best judge of when they should retire.

I'm a better judge of when is the best point to enter and when the children are ready to do exams than the secretary of state.

Regulations 13-17 give Monitor sweeping statutory powers making it the judge of when a group has breached regulations, to end any arrangements the group has made and to impose their own – including the criteria governing selection of suppliers.

Dominic Cuskern and Glynis Bell handle the Bradmans, roles that can so easily distract from the air of assumed innocence the play floats on, with the lightness of ballroom dancers: he the somewhat vacant doctor who likes his gin and she the wife who, for all her distant formality, is a shrewd judge of when someone is about to go berserk.

The state, not the people, is the judge of when a law is rational (8 297).

"My body will let me know, Paul Wotton will be the judge of when Paul Paul Wotton's had enough and it's certainly not at the moment, so I'll cross that bridge when I come to it".

If all cases were like Maynard's, Hume's proposition — that a person is always a reliable judge of when to take his or her own life — would be true.  .

I will insist that you all pay for my drinks as partial compensation for impugning my professional competence and integrity, and I'll let Grady Little be the judge of when I've had enough and need to stop.