Sentence examples for judging candidates from inspiring English sources

When we're judging candidates (or friends), we don't just judge the individuals but the milieus that produced them.

The leaders said they expected the Dream Act and other immigration issues to be a litmus test for Latino voters judging candidates in the presidential race.

Following Clifford Chance's lead, several firms have adopted a CV-blind approach, judging candidates only on the basis of an essay or interview, without knowing where they attended university.

From now on I'm judging candidates the same way I do homeless people.

Isn't this proof positive that judging candidates by their bankroll is not a credible way of determining their "legitimacy"?

Voters are now judging candidates based on who best addresses all the threats to human life and dignity.

A procedure for judging candidate RDWMs was introduced.

Second, the procedure for judging candidate RDWMs with and without VCMs is proposed.

Third, a new method for judging candidate RDWMs is introduced, including a new form of wire matrix.

Interviewers may have used different schemas in judging candidate performance, in a process that has similarities to clinical reasoning, the notion of making some instant and intuitive decisions about candidates based on pattern recognition and making more considered and analytical decisions [ 38].

It found that recruiters and employers often judge candidates by the quality of their small talk.