Sentence examples for will judge how from inspiring English sources

History will judge how the country responds to the problem of funding adult social care.

One thing is certain: history will judge how we respond to Kids Company.

History will judge how the shadow of the I.C.C. may have contributed to peaceful elections in Kenya.

He remains the keeper of the five tests and he alone will judge how much progress is made towards reducing those impediments to structural convergence he has identified.

They are smart enough to know that history will judge how they do during the Obama years, which will call for thinking and acting anew.

According to Corriere della Sera newspaper, tax authorities will judge how much of a property is used purely for religious purposes and tax it accordingly.

You will need to judge how these suggestions will be received.

Ms. Rice, officials said, will have to judge how much bloodshed the United States can stomach.

Labour will have to judge how it responds to the trial and the verdicts.

Increasing gay rights have caused some people of good will to mistakenly judge how advanced a country is by how it responds to homosexuality.

Ronny Deila says the Europa League round of 32 game with Inter Milan will help him judge how far Celtic have come in their development this season.