Sentence examples for relation to the judge from inspiring English sources

Andrew Glenn, a lawyer for Borders and no relation to the judge, said in a phone interview that the bonuses would be about $6 million, near the high range, and noted that Mr. Henry and other executives would continue with the company and have a new employment agreement.

Complaint was also made on behalf of Mohammed in relation to the trial judge's ruling over the admissibility of his safety interview and the "confession" of Osman.

"The question raised by the unions, and frankly by me, is whether that analytical process bears any relation to reality," the judge said in the hearing, according to a court transcript.

"Any relation to Sandra?" the judge asked.

The causality of adverse events in relation to the trial drug was judged by the investigators.

We therefore require a decision-making framework within which we can judge the suitability of activities for our academic purpose in relation to the external framework which will judge the suitability of the outcomes as professionally impactful architecture, urban design, etc.

Because there's an indeterminacy of scale in relation to the landscape, it is difficult to judge its actual size".

"There may be other remedies, but we are not here concerned with that," the judges said in relation to the five failed cases.

Many would argue that outstanding architecture is self-justifying and should not be judged in relation to the grimpen mire of the social, political, and economic issues that affect virtually all of us.

If everything is judged in relation to the standard of its own good, this standard in man is reason.

Then the above mentioned argument holds as well — namely, that in order to determine to what extent it is to be fulfilled, each claim has to be judged in relation to the claims of all others and all available resources.