Sentence examples for make judge from inspiring English sources

I think that would tend to make Judge Jackson more hesitant to break up Microsoft".

Mr. Angelos has denied that he offered the job in an effort to make Judge Angeletti look favorably upon asbestos plaintiffs.

Those dissents spell out positions that make Judge Lippman the most liberal New York chief judge in more than 25 years, said Professor Bonventre, who has published some of his research on his legal blog, New York Court Watcher.

By taking so long to restructure, and by twice passing a law explicitly banning any reopening of the debt swap or making any sort of deal with the holdouts, Argentina has done its best to make Judge Griesa's definition of pari passu seem intellectually coherent.What explains this cultural trait, which is most marked in Argentina but present to a lesser degree in many Latin American countries?

Adam Winkler, a constitutional law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, said the differences between the policies may make Judge Robart's decision "a close call," though.

They don't make judges like that any more.

The sentencing laws make judges say the bluntest things.

Elections often make judges indistinguishable from politicians, and judging indistinguishable from politics.

Two years ago, this became explicit in a proposal to make judges and magistrates take account of prison capacity when passing sentence.

But the city plans to make judges available on Sunday to waive the waiting period and to preside at wedding ceremonies.

Author AS Byatt said she was "very strongly against" opening up the prize "because it will make judging impossible".