Sentence examples for judges time from inspiring English sources

Preliminary charges give judges time to pursue an investigation.

This use of judges' time says almost nothing about the dishonest practice of "taking points", but an awful lot about men and women behaving badly.

This gives the judges time to send scuba divers to set the rope at the proper length and to leave at the bottom a plate with a tag that the free diver brings back to the surface.

The judges refused to handicap the outcome of the case, but reasoned that preserving the old rules, at least for the time being, would give the judges time to consider the arguments before the industry landscape is changed.

One of the problems Manhattan prosecutors found during a review of criminal court operations last year was that judges' time was sometimes monopolized by minor cases in which no jail time would be sought while more serious cases had to be delayed because no judge was available, said Karen Friedman Agnifilo, the chief of the district attorney's trial division.

And it should be noted that one of the things we heard from our judges time and again was the importance of getting some of the real data points about your startup up front in the pitch.

How you judge patience depends on how you judge time.

"How this war is judged, time will tell".

It is the decision of Judge Time, who constantly separates those who last from those who don't.

Hazlewood said it was up to the player himself to judge time spent off the field and any potential repercussions.

That's partly why someone with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder has trouble judging time intervals and grows impatient with what seems like the slow passage of time.