Sentence examples for practice of judging from inspiring English sources

The practice of judging people by the covers of their books is old and time-honored.

And why we embrace the practice of judging people in terms of what's normal?

Quite the contrary – Gezi is a certain outlook on life, it's the practice of judging power.

"The Supreme Court had maintained the practice of judging Mexicans on Mexican territory," she said.

It is time to put an end to the unfair practice of judging schools based on grossly simplified data.

She added that "the traditional practice of judging employees by face time rather than results unfortunately persists" when it would be more efficient to focus on results.

If culture provides people with "tools" for acting in the social world, then Swidler's model suggests that cultural narratives about motherhood will have an impact on how women actually care for their children, offering up various parenting practices and ways of judging, and justifying those practices.

The improper practice of judges' accepting free resort vacations, under the guise of "judicial education," also has to be reined in.

In most countries there is either an immediate or an ultimate right of appeal to a court of civilian judges in Continental countries a Court of Cassation and in Britain a Courts-Martial Appeal Court consisting in practice of judges of the Criminal Division of the Court of Appeal.

The reforms would also end the practice of judges from one high court naming judges on another, which encourages cronyism.This does not address the biggest problems, says José Manuel Acevedo, a lawyer who leads SOS Justice, a group that campaigns to make the judicial system more accessible and transparent.

Article adapted from an oral presentation at a colloquium on Sept. 4, 1986 at the 350th anniversary of Harvard University, regarding the difference between the way legal scholarship and academia address the common-law approach to constitutional law, versus the practice of judges.