"We're not only judged on appearances, but also the way we walk," Laura says.
A second was the tribunal's extra-judicial brief: that it not only judge those accused, but also promote reconciliation.
In the case of George W. Bush, they will not only judge whether the invasion of Iraq was the right decision, but what our president has brought away from that experience.
They not only judged the expressions in the same way, but their posed expressions, which I recorded with a movie camera, were readily understandable to people in the West.
Education Secretary Arne Duncan has been pushing the states to create rigorous teacher evaluation systems that not only judge teachers by how well their students perform but also — when the results are in — reward good teachers while easing chronic low performers out of the system.
"I think you would probably agree with me that when you judge the performance of a chief executive, you not only judge the performance of his day-to-day operation, but you also have to judge his legacy and I think we're all very sad to see the legacy Sir Terry Leahy has left," he said.
Lord MacLaurin, Leahy's predecessor, made strong criticisms at Tesco's annual meeting last year: "When you judge the performance of a chief executive, you not only judge the performance of his day-to-day operation, but you also have to judge his legacy, and I think we're all very sad to see the legacy Sir Terry Leahy has left".
"If I would have been given the right to not only judge the facts in this case, but also the law and the actions taken by the government, the prosecutor, local and federal law enforcement officers connected in this case would be in jail and not the defendants," juror Patrick L. McNeil wrote afterward.
As April is National Poetry Month, the challenges at this competition will involve verse, meter, rhythm, poetic forms and, according to an email from the company, "as many rhetorical devices as we can squeeze in". Young audiences not only judge the contest, but also provide premises for the skits and sometimes even join the action.
The argument was over he concluded and the court should not only judge in his favour but also grant "such further relief to which they are entitled (although they are quite content at the moment)." Follow Giles Richards on Twitter: giles_richards.
