Sentence examples for movement judge from inspiring English sources

He graduated from Princeton and the University of Virginia law school, and then clerked for one of the great pioneers of the civil-rights movement, Judge Elbert Tuttle of the 5th Circuit in Atlanta.

The young activists of the October 15th movement judge institutional behavior from a new lens.

Movement judges have an agenda, which, as it happens, overlaps a great deal with the extreme wing of the Republican Party".

In the United States, thanks to the success of the law and economics movement, judges typically decide antitrust cases by figuring out whether there is direct harm to consumers.

During the Lott affair, the commentator Charles Krauthammer, in a dump-Lott column in the Washington Post, wrote that neoconservatives like him "oppose affirmative action on grounds of colorblindness and in defense of the original vision of the civil rights movement: judging people by the content of their character and not the color of their skin".

The state of mind and the tendencies of the founders of the "science of Judaism" (the scholarly study of Jewish religion, literature, and history) in Germany during the first half of the 19th century were too permeated with rationalism to be favourable to scholarly investigation of a movement judged to be obscurantist and retrograde.

Options activity appears to underscore today’s bullish movement, judging by the volume in the March contract where the timing of two trades suggests an investor anticipates shares to remain above $115 during the approaching three weeks.

We seem to have reached a new moment in the Me Too movement, judging by several recent stories pondering whether famous men accused of sexual misconduct are ready to re-enter the public eye.

We seem to have reached a new moment in the Me Too movement, judging by several recent stories pondering whether famous men accused of sexual misconduct are ready to re-enter the public eye. .

But Judge Scheindlin appeared skeptical that the paperwork proved anything .Any officer can check off 'high-crime area' and 'furtive movements,' "  Judge Scheindlin said, referring to two check-box categories on the stop-and-frisk form.

But though the courts ought to take their cues from representatives of the people — and from popular political movements — judges still have important work to do in giving convincing legal expression to those sentiments.