Sentence examples for reference to judge from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — Senator John Cornyn, the Texas Republican, was not happy when he heard other Republicans toss around the term "racist" in reference to Judge Sonia Sotomayor, the Supreme Court nominee.
In his remarks on Friday, Mr. Daschle asserted that no president has "ever used a recess appointment to install a rejected nominee on to the federal bench," an apparent reference to Judge Pickering and Mr. Pryor, whose nominations were blocked from coming up for formal consideration.
Thus, the ratio of total areas of cork, primary xylem and the cortex to the area of the whole transection showed a potential to be used as a reference to judge the quality of American ginsengs.
Senator Coburn's reference to Judge Sotomayor having some "splaining to do," a reference to line from a stereotypical Cuban-American (not Puerto Rican) sitcom star from the 1960s, amazes me.
First, they learn to establish connections between a known age and the corresponding facial cues of a person (the direct method) and second, they take the learnt knowledge as reference to judge if an unseen face is younger or older than the reference (the comparative method).
Therefore, one cannot simply take the experience of developed countries as a reference to judge China's growth potential during a recession.
Charles Wilkinson, a University of Colorado law professor, makes the point in reference to judges who have ruled on some of the legal claims, but it applies just as easily to the population in general.
Although there were references to Judge Sotomayor's running a "hot bench," and anonymous comments accusing her of bullying lawyers, her preternaturally measured statements blunted them.
"The Stasi files are full of references to judges, mayors, prosecutors and other officials," she said in a recent interview at her office in Berlin.
And throughout his presentation, he repeatedly made reference to the judge's findings of fact.
This article was amended on Sunday 7 December to change the reference to the judge who posted on Facebook.
