Sentence examples for the test judge from inspiring English sources

"Race on some level was a part of this discussion" when New Haven's civil service board decided to throw out the test, Judge Sotomayor told Ms. Torre, the lawyer for the plaintiffs.

On Feb. 21, two weeks before Kyle and other 10th graders were to take the test, Judge Charles R. Breyer of Federal District Court ruled that students with learning disabilities had the right to special treatment, through different assessment methods or accommodations like the use of a calculator or the chance to have test questions read aloud.

Lord Bew's report into sats published yesterday gave a scathing assessment of the test, judging that it probed for formulaic answers.

Finally, finding that "the better practice in this Circuit is for this Court to also evaluate the challenged conduct separately under the Lemon test," Judge Jones ended his opinion by finding that the Dover policy independently failed to pass constitutional muster because the school board that enacted the policy was animated by the primary purpose of advancing religion.

The NRC identified a cord blood concentration of 58 μg/L (ppb) total Hg based on analysis of the individual test judged to give the most sensitive and robust response, whereas the U.S. EPA identified a range of cord blood concentrations of 46 79 μg/L based on consideration of several tests.

His lawyer moved to suppress the blood test, but the trial judge denied the motion and an appeals court agreed.

"People should go online and read the test, and judge for themselves whether the test is fair.

Various news organizations, including The New York Times, had sought access to the test, but Judge Smith denied it.

Although a psychiatrist testified that Ditka's feelings of humiliation and helplessness at being handcuffed had provoked him to withdraw an earlier agreement to take the test, the judge rejected the argument after the psychiatrist acknowledged that he had formed the conclusion on the basis of a brief meeting with Ditka.

In what is believed to be the first successful prosecution using the test, a judge in Kern County admitted the swab results as evidence, according to Michael Yraceburn, a supervising deputy district attorney.

The Washington, DC resident was given a crude blood pressure exam that supposedly proved his innocence, but a judge prevented the test administrator from testifying in court.