Sentence examples for judging from a range of from inspiring English sources

They had chosen the craft of judging from a range of annual refresher courses offered by the Judicial College, the body that now trains all levels of the judiciary.

Judging from comments from a range of diplomats, Washington may have caused new problems for itself in dealing with the Iraqi impasse by trying to rush a resolution through the Security Council against predictably strong opposition from Russia and China, and reservations from the French.

Judging from the remarkable range of his collaborations in his brief career, he was truly a musicians' musician.

Legal experts note that a judge can choose from a range of sentences for manslaughter, known in South Africa as culpable homicide.

Judging from a weekend spent careening over the linguine-like strands of asphalt strung across the Catskills mountain range of New York, the enthusiasm does not seem misplaced.

This is the maximum for possession and judges have a range of punishment from absolute discharge to the five-year maximum.

Currently, methodology is judged, at best, by average activities among livers from a range of donors and average CL measured for a range of clinical subjects, for drugs representative of the various physicochemical types.

The civil judiciary has long had female judges, covering a range of major cases.

Therefore, particularly in SCP children with diplegia with planovalgus feet the diagnosed decreased dorsal ROM of the ankle joint is likely to be more serious than judged from range of foot (plate) angles.

In this paper I will present the results from an experimental study designed to assess a group of SLI children's ability to judge the grammaticality of a range of negative constructions.

Earlier this year, the same judge rejected Uber's bid to deem its drivers independent contractors, which would have prohibited them from recovering a range of expenses.