Sentence examples for standard judge from inspiring English sources

The Ricci case does not meet that standard, Judge Jose A. Cabranes wrote for himself and five other judges in a dissent from the full court's decision not to rehear the case.

In concluding that Mr. Gore had failed to meet that standard, Judge Sauls seemed to be dismissing their argument during the case that an initial sample of the disputed ballots in Miami-Dade showed that if the results were extrapolated mathematically to the rest of the county, Mr. Gore was gaining enough votes that it was worth counting all of the ballots to see if he would have won.

Results were descriptively compared between the nurse subject and the gold standard judge for those evaluations where a scale was used, and in those instances for whether the scale was used correctly.

With this new standard, judges are more likely to require prosecutors to make plea offers in writing or in open court so that there is no dispute about the offer and no doubt that the defendants understood what they rejected.

If the researcher was able to attain a reliability superior to 90% in the ICSDC patient assessment, they were deemed to be certified as reference standard judges [ 23].

Nashville may be liberal by Southern standards, Judge Merritt added, but it is still a Southern city.

Among other things, the law does not specify what standards judges would have to violate to put themselves under risk of investigation and potential removal.

She also sought candidates of high standards; judged by her choices of men such as Talavera and Cisneros, Isabella was remarkably effective in achieving her objective.

It can be concluded that neem biodiesel showed a general compliance with known standards judging from its physicochemical properties and the engine test.

Exhibition standards judged an Aylesbury duck primarily on size, shape and colour.

An uncontroversial objective standard for judging the judges would be fantastic, but poor measures obfuscate the serious issues of legal philosophy that are contested in the Supreme Court.