Sentence examples for juncture judge from inspiring English sources
The role of receiver has reached a critical juncture, Judge Henderson wrote, and requires a more diplomatic style of leadership that will coordinate multiple state agencies to alter the medical care system and, ultimately, return it to state control.
But, the appellate judges said, "At this juncture there is no basis to conclude that all of the subject evidence is inadmissible".
The judges noted that at each juncture, Kate reminded audiences of it every time she opened her mouth, and her continued love from Dancing With The Stars voters convinced everyone from Brooke Burke to Niecy Nash to Pamela Anderson to Aiden Turner (i.e., everyone else with offspring) to either mention or show their children as part of their packaging.
In August 2015 – the juncture at which he had asked to be judged – Deila was presented with a scenario his predecessors would have marched all the way to Nyon for.
"Jean Claude Juncker's visit is judged exceptionally significant at such a critical juncture and taking into account that just a few weeks ago European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso also visited our country," said ERT.
With the trial now at a critical midway juncture as Mr. Milosevic begins his defense, the three-judge panel is considering breaking up the charges faced by Mr. Milosevic into smaller, separate indictments, and providing him with a defense counsel against his will.
Senator Joan Huffman, a Republican from Southside Place and a former prosecutor and criminal court judge, said lawmakers in both parties realized this year that the state had reached a critical juncture.
Rather than simply restarting the case at that juncture, however, lawyers on both sides said that it would probably have to go before a new panel of judges — one that had not already convicted the general.
"This is a critical juncture".
leader at this critical juncture.
