Sentence examples for judging on from inspiring English sources

Thus, with respect to action, there is only one power with two different acts, acts of conceiving and judging on the one hand, and acts of desiring (the good) and willing on the other.

Judging on the forecast for three years, two years and one year and then the individual budget items and then the budget as a whole, the process is far more rigorous than we have in this country.

The Guardian understands the inquiry will avoid judging on this.

We're not judging on track records, we're not judging on whether it's someone's turn, we're judging the best book".

Judging on personal bests, the Olympic champion would only claw back 61 points on day two.

Judging on recent form, it will be an immensely physical contest.

'There has to be a way of judging on quality of music, not quantity,' he says.

"His form is so textbook," says Cody Custer, head of judging on the tour.

The cars will be displayed Sept. 22-24, with judging on the final day.

What about the Japanese (I'm judging on the size of the cities here)?

It is like some grotesque version of the judging on Strictly: all points and technicalities.