Sentence examples for language judge from inspiring English sources

"This isn't the strongest case of knowledge of stolen property and ownership by clear and unambiguous language," Judge Daniels said.

In pointed language, Judge Garaufis said the city looked the other way in regard to the discrimination and that it had "uniquely disabling effects".

Abandoning neutral judicial language, Judge Lamberth said the ruling was necessary "in light of the defendants' flagrant disregard for the orders of this court and the defendants' corresponding lack of candour in concealing their wrongdoing".

"Calling it a crime of violence for this purpose seems to me a strange treatment of language," Judge Weinstein said, adding that he would not require the defendant to start serving his sentence right away.

"A substantial majority of the prayers in the record contained uniquely Christian language," Judge Guido Calabresi wrote for a unanimous three-judge panel of the court, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.

But, in unusually strong language, Judge Harmon ruled that the actions of the defendants, when viewed in their totality, could support a claim that they had crossed the line from normal business into practices undertaken with the intent to defraud.

The language judges use is usually considered and restrained, but there are times when they make their displeasure clear.

Figures from the department indicate that only 1.2percentt of the military receives a bonus paid to those who can speak languages judged to be of critical importance for the current conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq, as well as other areas of strategic concern.

But the language of Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson's "findings of fact" was still amazing in its severity.

In unusually frank language, the judge said that allowing Apple Tours to operate, with safeguards, would "not do any harm to any public interest".

In harsh language, the judge wrote that concentration camp guards "shall be consigned until the end of human history as the ultimate in the personification of evil".