Sentence examples for when it judges from inspiring English sources

Yet for now, at least, Facebook concedes to its users only when it judges that it is in the corporation's interest to do so; what user votes and consultations there may be are purely advisory.

When it judges that the driver should take a break, its lights go red and an alarm sounds.

A British start-up company, Sn-ap, has launched a website that links passengers seeking similar journeys, arranging coaches when it judges that there is enough demand.

Now, he continued, "comes the time when no one listens to her anymore and the universe turns without her, except when it judges her with spite or commiseration".

Another difficulty is that the US is faster and more determined than the EU to impose tariffs when it judges that illegal Chinese dumping is taken place.

Even the trial court, which has heard the testimony of witnesses first hand, is not to weigh the evidence or assess the credibility of witnesses when it judges the merits of a motion for acquittal.

Standard & Poor's, however, raised its outlook in December 2016, when it judged that the governing party was no longer threatening the central bank.

LONDON — What if your employer made you wear a wristband that tracked your every move, and that even nudged you via vibrations when it judged that you were doing something wrong?

He won three cases of unfair dismissal at tribunals - including one in 2007, which he said proved crucial when it judged that a blacklist did exist.

Pfenning, of Hyannis, Mass., said the ISU Council overstepped its authority when it eliminated judges' traditional post-event discussion and analysis.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit got it right in April when it upheld Judge Bolton's ruling.