Sentence examples for studying judge from inspiring English sources

A Justice Department spokesman said that lawyers were studying Judge Hamilton's decision and that the department would continue to litigate the other two cases vigorously.

Jennifer Kim, a spokeswoman for Thomas R. Suozzi, the Nassau County executive, said the county attorney's office was studying Judge Hurley's ruling and trying to determine both the county's legal options and the ruling's potential impact on the county budget.

Without studying Judge Garland's record, several criminal law professors said that Justice Stevens has been a liberal voice on the Supreme Court regarding the constitutional rights of criminal defendants, so replacing him with a center-right thinker would shift the court's balance on law enforcement matters.

But in the cases Mr. Pate studied, judges generally fined offenders $100 to $1,500, and few were sent to jail.

But the prosecutors criticized as unreliable some of the death penalty studies Judge Rakoff referred to in his opinion.

A meta-analysis of 65 studies (Judge & Ilies, 2002) investigated the relationship between the Big Five personality traits and performance motivation.

Obese women want the spiritual and social gifts of religious life, Granstra found in her study "Judge Not Lest Ye Be Judged: Relationships between Body Mass Index and Engagement in a Religious Community".

Mr. Tostes said he would have no further comment until he had studied the judge's decision.

The grand, flood-damaged Charity Hospital in New Orleans has been marked for demolition, although a recent engineering study judged it sound.

In a 2006 German study judges were asked to roll (rigged) dice between reading the documents in a (hypothetical) case and making their judgment.

When compared to younger age groups, the older group in the study judged the LDW system to be more useful.