Sentence examples for use judges from inspiring English sources

His proposal to use judges, who are elected in Ohio and would be more neutral, was rejected.

John Hancock is a big supporter of gymnastics as well as figure skating, both of which use judges.

Proposals to use judges as the final arbiters of who can be helped to die go some way to satisfying opponents to Lord Falconer's Assisted Dying Bill.

Kim Un Yong, an I.O.C. member from South Korea, said he and other members were "concerned with the ricochet, especially in the subjective sports," a suggestion that the decision in the pairs might encourage future challenges in sports that use judges, rather than a clock or scores.

The trial is unusual in many ways: with 270 victims, it is the largest mass murder trial in British history, the first time a patch of overseas soil has been designated Scottish to allow such an event and the first Scottish murder trial to use judges instead of a jury.

In the domain of hardware, the cyclomatic complexity has also found use, judging the readability and maintainability in the SAVE project [19].

Studies have reported an increasing use of broad-spectrum oral antibiotics, such as quinolones, among this population, with up to 75% of use judged to be inappropriate.

Other companies have used judges, doctors and grandmothers in commercials in the hope that their respectability might rub off.

Considering the sharp instruments and heavy materials used, judges have to keep a sharp eye on proceedings.

The desks were well used, judging by the myriad graffiti dug into their surfaces.

Using Judge Nelms's reasoning, that would make Fort Worth an unlikely venue for the case.