Sentence examples for their judging from inspiring English sources
"For me, it's just hard to take everybody's opinion, their judging and all that.
More radically, they abandon having their judging meetings over lunch, citing an "implicit equation of two modes of consumption" that had always been disquieting.
"They say they are doing this so that people can feel free with their judging," said Sally Stapleford, who was formerly the chairwoman of the I.S.U.'s technical committee.
"These shows do not need him sitting there every week," he said, referring to Britain's Got Talent and The X Factor, which have both returned to ITV1 this year without Cowell on their judging panels.
To be fair, this is not the first time the prize has deployed celebrities – Hugh Grant, Alex James, Liza Tarbuck and Ralph Fiennes are just some of the people with whom the Costas have snazzed up their judging panels in years gone by.
In 2014, the Guardian and Independent on Sunday could do a lot worse than appoint someone to their judging panels who can recognise the value of what scientists and engineers do and some of the fantastic LGBT scientists out there will get the credit that they deserve from their own community.
We found that double standards affected job recommendations and judged suitability of candidates, but not their judged competence.
Results indicate that many students could benefit from interventions aimed at improving their skill at judging their learning.
People who make their living judging talent knew him".
Other sports have endured their own judging misconduct as well, including incidents that affected competitions.
