Sentence examples for terms of judging from inspiring English sources

"I think we need to get away from this guilt culture in terms of judging other people's decisions as parents.

"We've got no history in terms of judging how many votes we need to get out and where we have to get them".

They no longer have that in terms of judging who they can really trust and what's safe, because they love everybody -- and we all know not everyone is lovable".

"As our communities are exposed to more and more pornography - particularly via the internet - we are finding that the standard that used to be valid just isn't good enough any more in terms of judging what is obscene".

On both the nuclear issue, and Syria the next few weeks will be vital in terms of judging the new Iranian approach to foreign policy.

In terms of judging measurement accuracy between the two scenarios, the majority of students recognised variation in the tools used and the reliability with which they were used.

The amendment would extend the terms of Judge Pigott and Judge Smith.

And according to the terms of Judge Simpson's ruling, poll workers will still ask for the I.D. that is not legally required.

It will be intriguing to watch what questions the panel asks in terms of Judge Tauro's two parallel tracks of analysis, and whether it finds one more convincing than the other.

Sotomayor, who is the Court's lone former trial judge, insisted that "at some point empirical evidence has to mean something in terms of us judging the question of reasonableness".

And that actually happens in the ring, as well in terms of the judging.