Sentence examples for to judge the suitability of from inspiring English sources
But Thomas Cook said it was up to the Egyptian civil aviation authority to judge the suitability of balloon operators.
The best way to judge the suitability of any postgrad programme is to talk to the faculty.
Trends in the numbers of petitioners heading to the capital from a particular locality are used to judge the suitability of that place's leaders for promotion.
His office was not confirming the relationship with Markle and so the royal news industry went into overdrive to fill in the gaps and to judge the suitability of the possible new princess.
This paper show the result for most important cases to judge the suitability of flushing time and also it proved that wind has a deep effect to improve the results for the residence time which may reach more than 50%.
With reference to the experiences from research and constructed project before, the fracture temperature (EPIS-PRC DL/T 5362-2006) was chosen to be the control parameter to judge the suitability of candidate bitumen, and was determined by the designer to be lower than −43 degree centigrade for Huhhot project.
Because 2003 data were the latest available as of the preparation of this paper, we compared state-by-state data from 2002 and 2003 to assess stability and judge the suitability of extrapolation to 2006.
We therefore require a decision-making framework within which we can judge the suitability of activities for our academic purpose in relation to the external framework which will judge the suitability of the outcomes as professionally impactful architecture, urban design, etc.
In explosive weapon tests, unenriched uranium can be substituted for bomb fuel, letting engineers judge the suitability of the design without triggering an atomic blast.
Comparison of end yield was the most significant factor by which they would judge the suitability of any new GM crops.
Whether we're aware of it or not, kissing may allow us to judge the potential suitability of those we desire.
