Sentence examples for subsequently judged from inspiring English sources

Not all of those referred are subsequently judged as being vulnerable to radicalisation.

Three teams of prefrosh each cooked four or five dishes within one hour and were subsequently judged by a panel of critics.

Here, then, was a young man unafraid to parry and strike over an incident for which he was subsequently judged responsible and given a five-place grid penalty.

The travel office controversy was subsequently judged to have been a factor in Vince Foster's depression and July 20 , 1993 suicide.

On 15 March, Lexington caught Saratoga with all of her planes still on deck and was ruled to have knocked out her flight deck and have badly damaged the carrier, which was subsequently judged sunk during a night attack by Black Fleet destroyers.

Patients enrolled into the PRP and subsequently judged to have major clinical or social problems, or who developed problematic adherence to ART, were re-assigned to SOC.

They are aware that the physician will subsequently judge their judgement when they present at the surgery.

Subsequently, Judge Greene marveled at how quickly the new law had its intended effect, unlike the foot-dragging and outright resistance with which court decisions had typically been met.

Subsequently, Judge Garzón tried to investigate the business dealings of Silvio Berlusconi, the media tycoon who was at the time the prime minister of Italy, unsuccessfully trying to lift his political immunity in order to establish whether Mr. Berlusconi's television deals had breached Spanish antitrust laws.

He was subsequently Judge Advocate at the 1945 war crimes trial of former personnel of the German submarine U-852 for their actions in what became known as the Peleus affair.

What do you think about that?" Bisexual men and women live daily with their sexual identity first incorrectly assumed, then subsequently questioned, judged and finally, dismissed.