Sentence examples for suggested judging from inspiring English sources

For instance, he suggested, judging by the number of lost karate gis, interest in the martial arts and being properly uniformed for them is booming in the suburbs.

In such an unpredictable environment, he suggested, Judge Sotomayor might fit right in.

Protests were sparked in April this year after Nkurunziza announced he would run again for the presidency and a constitutional court ruled in his favour, though reports suggested judges had been intimidated.

Afterwards, Smith suggested judges had given Berki an artificially high start score - which gauges the difficulty of the gymnast's routine.

The British draft suggests judges must be under 65 when their appointment commences.

But if time is allowed to elapse, history suggests Judge Korman's strong message will be forgotten.

As a compromise she may suggest judges be allowed to review warrants after they have been signed off.

Not only do firms, he suggest, judge by appearances but we are all victims of a fashion-and-media nexus which banishes the odd and unsightly.

Attorney Mark O'Mara, who represents the DuBose family, said the decision to set a bond at $1m suggests judges and prosecutors are "not deferring to officers quite as much as they have been in the past".

Given a fuzzy remit of this sort in the context of national security, all experience suggests judges will feel compelled to bend the knee to the authorities' claims to know something the rest of us don't.

New draft guidelines, being proposed by the Sentencing Council, also suggest judges in England and Wales could give longer jail terms to offenders who film their victims.