Sentence examples for primary judge from inspiring English sources

With six weeks before Florida's presidential primary, Judge Stephan P. Mickle of Federal District Court in Tallahassee issued a temporary injunction against the law, which is meant to prevent election fraud.

His sensitivity has also continued to grow since starting the project in 2010, and with social media being the primary judge of his work, Stanton is mindful of how he presents his subjects.

Other top-rated schools subject to the recent emergency inspections included Regents Park primary (judged outstanding by Ofsted in November 2011), Oldknow academy, in Small Heath, (given an "outstanding report last January) and Park View academy, labelled outstanding in 2012.

The once and not-future crown prince of the Republican party appears to be lagging somewhat in today's New Hampshire primary, judging by the latest opinion poll from the Granite State.

All projects are supervised by university faculty mentors, and the iGEM competition stresses environmental and societal responsibility as primary judging criteria.

Mr. Gibson's primary challenge as chief judge, he said, will be to help facilitate the implementation of new civil procedure laws that the country passed in 2008.

In determining a primary residence, judges generally weigh obvious criteria.

Ofsted's latest data, from 30 June 2013, found that more than 15,000 children were attending a primary school judged to be less than good, at its last inspection.

Though Persky won a new six-year term on the Santa Clara County bench in Tuesday's primary election, judges are hardly creatures of the political world.

The underlying cause of death was determined and in case of two or more possible causes of deaths, priority was given to the primary cause, judged on the basis of available clinical information, investigations and diagnosis.

Polls taken only days before Tuesday's primary suggested that Judge Moore and Justice See were in a tight race and would probably find themselves in a runoff.