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That was one of the few things his predecessor was judged to have got about right.

Luis Suarez and Andy Carroll's partnership should be judged in a year's time, insists Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish.

She was not unconscious, as could be judged from her eyes.

Pug found himself looking at his wife detachedly, as he judged professional matters.

Some of your youth seek pleasure as if it was all, and they are judged and rebuked.

Some of your youth seek pleasure as if it were all, and they are judged and rebuked.

and by the look of the house and the trim maid who opened the door I judged that it was a sum adequate to keep the widow in modest comfort.

They did not always venture even to ask this question, but took an observation of the cap, and judged accordingly.

Judged by the claims of those who welcome the new fiscal austerity, as well as those who fear it, a gigantic fiscal blow is about to land.

He is widely judged to be an economic liberal in the European sense of the word: in favour of lower taxes and less regulation.

As can be judged from her eyes, she has no personal hostility to us.

Yet it was a manly face, serious and intelligent, and Chu judged him to be in his middle twenties.

He judged the cause of the poor and needy; then it was well with him: was not this to know me? Saith the LORD.

The legal nature of the co-ownership part of distinguishable ownership should be judged by the detailed rights.

It had taken four years for the complaint to be judged, and a further two before his appeal was rejected.

If I am to be judged by those who come after me, let me be judged by the truth.

She said Americans want to be judged by what they are as a nation and not by an aberration like the Quran furor.

'Previous research has shown that these features are among the most attractive male physical characteristics, as judged by women, ' he said.

Equivalence is an important objective for a translator to achieve and a criterion by which the quality of translation is judged as well.

If I should lose on the real issues, I shall return to my seat in the Senate, satisfied that I'd tried my best and was fairly judged.

He acknowledges he must begin saving money for an apartment, but he resents being judged by his inability to purchase property.

The fiction might be what matters, says Gordimer, but it is the deeds of her life by which she wants to be judged.

The fact is that I did not know how to understand anything! I ought to have judged by deeds and not by words.

He judged that, because she was a woman, she did not understand about wine.

Sophia was not unconscious, as could be judged from her eyes.

It judged that the system could survive a Lehman bankruptcy and that it had to enforce a limit on the size of its assistance.

In fact, nine of the experts judged the probability of such a "basic state change" in the atmosphere to be at least 90 percent, or more.

In 2005, a court judged the young man a danger to himself and ordered him to get treatment. But he was not ordered into a hospital.

The student's command of a language will therefore be judged not by how much he knows, but how well he can perform in public.

Like any other form of revenue raising, the inflation tax must be judged on its merits.

Then again, it's quite possible that Xinran means for her book to be judged not as a piece of literature but as a polemic.

JPS: The LORD will not leave him in his hand, nor suffer him to be condemned when he is judged.

As early as 1946 the historian Carey McWilliams judged it "a collection of suburbs in search of a city" .

The investment performance of any fund should be judged within the context of its investment objectives and its investment benchmark.

That's not the only criterion we use. You were also judged on your performance, and I'm afraid you came up short.

As the conventional float body, whether an air float structure is in stability can also be judged by the parameter of stabilizing height.

After he judged that his right hand had been in the water long enough he took it out and looked at it.

Certainly I judged the American economy already to see the bottom not completely, but rose again the probability was increasing.

Leno asked if it was fair to be "judged so quickly" after less than two months in office.

But that does not mean, as Britain's Conservatives almost seem to think, that they cannot be judged at all.

Both no doubt judged that the return on investment, in terms of increased fees, outweighed the extra borrowing costs.

But it cleared Mr Strauss-Kahn of any abuse of authority and the fund judged that there was "no harassment" .

NASB: The LORD will not leave him in his hand Or let him be condemned when he is judged.

Beijing may have judged that, at a time of job losses and potential social unrest, it was prudent to throw a bone to nationalist sentiment.

But even judged purely on what he had to say - as opposed to why he said it - Mr Brown was wrong on every substantive point he made.

As you know, many people are judged by first impressions, so be sure to make a good one that shows you are hard working and professional.

for other people's needs and feelings, and outer expression in certain kind of acts, by which our home training is often judged.

Schools represented society, it judged, and it was in the children's interest to become part of that society.

The two businesses 'will coexist and will have different objectives, different ways to be judged, ' he said.

The safety (or soundness ) of each type system must be judged with respect to its own set of run-time errors.

He began to see that a person should be judged not only on what he has done but also on what he wanted to do.

He judged her to be capricious, and easily weary of the pleasure of the moment.

Programmed instruction materials were judged by the extent to which users were able to perform the "terminal objective" after instruction.

Some prescription drugs that were judged to perform "better than placebo" in clinical trials don't work unless you know you're taking them.

Ultimately, he said, the process should be judged by whether it delivered results.

The fame of great men ought to be judged always by the means they used to ~ it.

"I judged no less, " said the physician. "And now, what wouldst thou with me touching this man? "

We said the case has to be judged on many levels, including constitutional law, human rights conventions and Turkish law.

The LORD will not leave him in his hand, nor condemn him when he is judged.

Let your words and your acts be those of men who are to be judged by the law which makes free.

Interviews will be judged by two officials, at least one of whom will be the same as one of the performance judges.

American business, judged by attendance at the Indo-US Business Council at least, has also emerged as a lobbying force on India's behalf.

Whether the specimen meets the performances of the product can be judged by the result of the strain field.

But for those whose performance is judged against that of the stockmarket, the commodity fetish is a mixed blessing.

Judged by his original promises, Mr Museveni has been a failure.

The personality is judged, returns to its creator - the individuality - and is absorbed, giving up its own independent existence.

Christianity also teaches about the effects of moral evils in a man's life. Man is judged by his own actions.

If we were all to be judged by our thoughts, the hills would be swarming with outlaws.

Since they had become like the heathens , so were they to be judged as the heathens .

Judged by his external appearances he was a quiet man, but he had a violent temper.

KJV: But with me it is a very small thing that I should be judged of you, or of man's judgment: yea, I judge not mine own self.

THE creditworthiness of a country used to be judged by the level of its gold reserves.

Luckily, the greens were true and quick, as far as could be judged with a sprinkling of snow on the surface.

England had some hope, Defoe heading against the crossbar but wrongly judged to be offside, before Germany's gem of a second.

But despite the fact that China is much less conservative today than it used to be, many brides are still judged the same way.

I judged he had got drowned, and I wasn't ever going to get out any more.

Determined not to be judged by medal tables alone, London will stage a cultural extravaganza around the Olympics.

He judged that European economies were faring better, although growth seemed likely to be at the low end of potential for some time.

Douglas was fascinated by the technique of writing, and he judged his own work with a harsh and demanding critical eye.

And his return was to Ramah; for there was his house; and there he judged Israel; and there he built an altar unto the LORD.

He claimed that he was not a "journalist" but a "commentator" , but conceded that the deal had been ill-judged.

In acquired politeness of manners , when it happened that she mingled a little in society , Mrs. Butler was, of course, judged deficient .

And that's how in the early days before the onset of probabilistic risk assessment this was judged to be the overarching safety criteria.

Judged by that standard, it is Republicans, not Democrats, who now seem to be making the right moves.

Your heart would have ached to have seen the man , however hardly you might have judged his crime .

In two thousand five, a court judged the young man a danger to himself and ordered him to get treatment.

What you can try instead is to explore this new male identity in a situation where you will not be judged for it.

Emphasize to the children that their creations will not be judged or graded.

While Mother was feeling so wrought, the slightest cross word or ill-judged remark could reduce her to tears.

He judged that, because he was a child, he did not understand wine.

He judged that, because he was a child, he did not understand wine.

By the final months of his presidency, Americans judged Democrats to be more competent than Republicans by a margin of five to three.

Those judged to be the easiest on the eyes earned up to 10 per cent more than their less attractive friends and colleagues.

Of these, two thirds claimed that the main motive was a fear of being judged financially on where they shopped.

EIB funding may provide up to half the cost for projects that satisfy EU objectives and are judged cost-effective by a panel of experts.

This is a natural and appropriate user desire and, if our software is to be judged easy to use, we must satisfy it.

Transient stability of the power system undergoing a large disturbance is judged by detecting the successive slip of the point unit.

A man's true spiritual quality is to be judged by his graces, not by his gifts.

Just as likely, he has judged that the forces of Thailand's underclass cannot, this time, be so easily contained.

But the problem is, if you're a coach potato, it's easy to feel judged.

To tell you the truth, I should be judged as a "Fake Turtle" without the three--No company, no stocks and no degree.

John Key, the prime minister, rushed to the city and soon judged that this might rank as his country's "darkest day" .

And then, in many large companies, it is not just the system as a whole that has to be judged, but subsystems, profit centers.

The moving of the freezing boundary is judged according to the heat accumulating result of the freezing zone.

Once in power, a government is often judged by how many of its manifesto promises it manages to deliver.

She also told me that she was wrong about the way she judged me the first day of school.

The fame of great men ought to be judged always by the means they used to acquire it.

The most difficult thing of all to bear was that I could not get my works judged by people with literary training.

CPA's false action is judged by his violation of occupational principles. However, auditing standards have its basic shortcomings.

knowing the scores, my dad have neither hit me nor judged me , he encouraged me to go on working hard instead.

knowing the scores, my dad have neither hit me nor judged me , he encouraged me to go on working hard instead.

Finally, the authenticity of news is usually judged by the public.

'Up until now, our observers have judged these elections peaceful and transparent, ' she said.

They had been built of mud and straw, she judged, but long years of wind and rain had worn them away to nothing.

She wanted to make sure she would be judged as a singer who happened to be black -- not as a black singer.

Movies that once were judged by normal artistic criteria are now valued by the amount of money they make over a weekend.

Pixels with the color tone and brightness judged to be red, green and blue in a detection region can be enhanced.

Look beyond the words. I don't like the word sin. It implies that I am being judged and found guilty.

And Jephthah judged Israel six years. Then died Jephthah the Gileadite, and was buried in one of the cities of Gilead.

At the end of the day you get judged on trophies and as a footballer you want to win as many as you can.

Your partner should be able feel safe to share with you anything without the fear of being judged or condemned.

Yet Vespucci's enterprising life was never boring and his far-fetched tales ought not to be judged by today's exacting standards.

Also, the quality of the faculty can also be judged by the number of competitive awards and honors it has received.

Scientific method needs an independent criterion, by which the truth or validity of its theories can be judged.

KJV: For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.

Bigger was judged to be better, with enormous orchestras and choirs being assembled for a blockbuster series of concerts.

Bigger was judged to be better, with enormous orchestral and choirs being assembled for a blockbuster series of concerts.

Both vehicles were part of her security detachment, but apparently even they were not judged safe enough.

As judged by this series, inflationary pressures look reasonably well contained at the moment.

JUDGED by appearances, Europe's tax havens seem to promise safety from economic tempests.

JUDGED by appearances, Europe's tax havens seem to promise safety from economic tempests.

However, no hard and fast rules can be laid down and each case must be judged on its merits.

No church can expect to be judged merely against the most depraved parts of the secular world.

Motivation is judged based upon the degree to which one wishes to improve one's business.

Simon answered and said, I suppose the one whom he graciously forgave the more. And He said to him, You have judged correctly.

The nonunion was judged to be healed when bridging callus formation on both radiographic views was observed on at least 3 of 4 cortices.

He wasn't unconscious, as could be judged from his eyes.

Nonetheless, India is judged to be weathering the crisis better than many other emerging markets.

The quality of a design constrained by a variety of objective criteria can't be judged by a single and subjective way of evaluation.

The behaviors of the system after controlling were judged by the global bifurcation graphs, phase diagrams and the time responses.

The behaviors of the system after controlling were judged by the global bifurcation graphs, phase diagrams and the time responses.

MARTIN LUTHER KING dreamed of a day when his children would be judged not by skin colour but by character.

Does any one of you who has a case against another dare to be judged before the unrighteous and not before the saints?

otherwise, the request is judged to be a stealing link, and the file download service is refused to be provided for the request.

The study also said tobacco and cocaine are judged to be equally harmful, while ecstasy and LSD are among the least damaging.

A little further back and your friendships could be judged unsuitable, while your choice of clothing or music or reading matter was minimal.

Judged by his own standards, Mr Sarkozy's first year has been disappointing.

But judged by the criterion Mr Bernanke had used for the Japanese economy in the late 1990s, something has gone badly wrong.

Cocksfoot is one of our deepest rooting grasses and, judged purely on a dry-matter basis, it is also one of our most productive species.

Mr Ryan's willingness to confront the scale of the problem has set a standard by which other proposals will now have to be judged.

Mr Ryan's willingness to confront the scale of the problem has set a standard by which other proposals will now have to be judged.

To have lost Mr Ahmadinejad to a liberal "plot" would, they judged, have imperilled the Islamic Republic which succours them all.

The full effect of a single atomic bomb could be fairly judged to-night as reports of the attack on Hiroshima came in from Allied sources.

The fame of great men ought to be judged always by the means they used to acquirde it.

Non- caseating granulomas is not a necessary index to diagnose CD, which should be judged by the history, X-ray, endoscope and pathology.

Not many of you should presume to be teachers, my brothers, because you know that we who teach will be judged more strictly.

By the contrast of the correlation parameters, the negative influence of the black tone to the colour of jadeite jade can be also judged.

The right to be judged by a jury is a right that most Americans feel very strongly about.

An original type , form, or instance that serves as a model on which later stages are based or judged .

As a principal, I expect to be judged by the moral and ethical climate of our school.

As a principal, I expect to be judged by the moral and ethical climate of our school.

Neither he nor anyone else was ever judged to have satisfied the conditions necessary to receive the longitude prize.

"From now on an artist will be judged only by the resonance of his solitude or the quality of his despair" (Cyril Connolly).

All surveillance advert messages were analyzed and judged by an expert panel in the FDA (Drug Control Division).

In legal practice, the aggravated consequential offence should be judged accurately from its constitutive conditions.

Those who did not say much were judged as averagely intelligent and not so creative.

As the failed chief executive of a bank that was judged too big to fail, Sir Fred is an accidental multimillionaire.

The extent that a person is interested in the thing you are talking about can be judged from the time he talking with you contemplates you.

Then it can be judged whether it satisfies the performance of it through the maximum and minimum of its strain field.

A media organisation is likely to be judged on the accuracy and reliability of the journalism it produces.

A media organisation is likely to be judged on the accuracy and reliability of the journalism it produces.

When a person was accused of a crime, his future would be judged in the public arena.

9 Do not complain, brothers, against one another lest you be judged. Behold, the Judge stands before the doors.

Our weather must not always be judged by the Calendar.

Kari Stefansson, the firm's founder, points to the ill-judged investment of his firm's funds in risky American auction-rate securities.

If Napoleon, Montgomery or Churchill had been judged on their abilities to control their temper, they would have never become leaders.

Could the great romantic expert have been mistaken? And, could her principles about love and marriage possibly have been ill-judged ?

But the results are disappointing: judged on size, uniformity and muscle mass, her beasts do not even make the top three places.

The length of the fingers was judged to be an average 27. 9 per cent shorter than their actual length.

Since Cui Ning was judged by a trial, they were not afraid to be seen any longer. They still depended on carving jade.

The length of the fingers was judged to be an average 27. 9 per cent shorter than their actual length.

Since Cui Ning was judged by a trial, they were not afraid to be seen any longer. They still depended on carving jade.

In the workplace, you're judged by the quality of what you produce, not by how hard you worked to produce it.

But the demand for that should be assessed by politicians, preferably local ones, who are in turn judged by their electorate.

In some countries, women are not allowed to wear swimsuits while you are being judged in a swimsuit tonight. How do you feel about this?

Everything that a person experiences, regardless of whether it is usually Judged as good or bad, is an opportunity for learning.

In so far as it goes, the latest rescue package seems well judged, although the devil will be in the detail.

So he's satisfied that the women judged to be beautiful were indeed beauties, and those judged less beautiful were less attractive.

At present capitalism is too often judged by the excesses of a few bankers.

Germany and France are considered sound investments, deserving low interest rates, because their economies are judged to be strong.

Germany and France are considered sound investments, deserving low interest rates, because their economies are judged to be strong.

Judged from her impression , she can't have known the nitty- gritty .

But those who teach other subjects like geography, art and music will have to be judged differently.

In a presidential election she will be judged on her record as prime minister.

This kind of criticism made Hemingway angry. He felt that writers should not be judged by those who could not write a story.

By adopting weighted fusion method, the results of these two algorithms are fused and oil pipeline leakage is judged further.

"But when you look back in history, what will be judged" is whether the "right strategic decision" was made.

This project will be judged based on quality of design only and not the speed with which it was done.

Since the bays were not checked too often, he judged the risk of being caught worth taking, given the convenience of the location.

As far as they could tell, a company could not be judged by its chief executive any better than a book could be judged by its cover.

As far as they could tell, a company could not be judged by its chief executive any better than a book could be judged by its cover.

Whether emergency planning is feasible is not known, and cannot be entirely judged by drilling.

One strategy called "object-dropping" was judged to be "awkward, " "idiotic" and "downright humiliating. "

Appearance was judged to be unimportant for prison guards and social workers, and important for car salespeople and secretaries.

People who organise protests judged hostile or subversive are routinely detained, jailed or, in the case of foreigners, deported.

On this basis, using the system of evaluation indicator planning, the rationality of the planning of urban system of Guanzhong was judged.

I would like to be able to get things off my chest and not be judged.

EVERY year on Liberation Day, South Korea issues a list of lucky individuals judged to be worthy of being pardoned their various misdeeds.

Years of large-scale human trials would need to follow before the drug was judged safe and effective for widespread use in hospitals.

Judged from his accent, he must be from the south.

Judged from his accent, he must be from the south.

After Solon had departed, a great retribution from God came uponCroesus, probably because he judged himself to be the happiest of allmen.

The buy-ups will have to be judged in relation to the nation's economic interests before approval.

Similar to what extent can be judged to be copied?

When human rights issues arise, are they reported well, judged in terms of traditional reporting standards?

Becasue of it, the stalk can be judged to be pure Japanese style.

However, judged by book reviews, both praises and criticisms being talks through a hat, the academic situation becomes more complex.

Whence its strength, its innocent cynicism, and a puerile vanity which explains why it is so severely judged.

Had this cocktail of moves not resulted in a slowdown, Chinese policy would deserve to be judged a failure.

And I heard the angel of the waters say, Thou art righteous, O Lord, which art, and wast, and shalt be, because thou hast judged thus.

And I heard the angel of the waters say, Thou art righteous, O Lord, which art, and wast, and shalt be, because thou hast judged thus.

the election is already judged an historic, once-in-a-generation shake-up of the system.

The painting was consigned to the log pile, judged noxious and unsaleable by my mother, inheritor of a modest art collection.

For now, the Treasury's calculated risk looks better judged than those of a banking system intoxicated by bail-outs.

The appeal of the Duchess of Cambridge, a photogenic pin-up with a well-judged penchant for British designers.

Observers judged the magnitude of a concave dihedral angle translating or rotating against a planar background.

Video, like any other content on the Web, will be judged by the same link standards.

According to T-bag's memory, plus to Scofield's clever mind, they judged that the money should be right under a garage.

A chief, or indeed, any man, was judged by his ability and willingness to bestow gifts and to throw big parties.

Beijing has increased tax rebates to exporters in several areas, but so far these haven't been judged to breach WTO rules.

Beijing has increased tax rebates to exporters in several areas, but so far these haven't been judged to breach WTO rules.

As the BRT system is a project for public interests, it must be judged in both the project finance and the social benefits.

It was judged by both sides to be the key to the whole battle area and the essential step to the relief of Tobruk.

Defendants judged innocent of any crime by a jury can be brought before another "civil" court that can make its own judgment.

The existence of an orbit maneuver is judged by observing the trend of the wavelet transform result.

In this case, the court flexibility judged negligence standard, to protect the judges the legitimacy and appropriateness.

Meanwhile, only 38% of people in the U. S. said they were struggling and a full 59% judged themselves to be thriving, according to Gallup.

Through academic discussion and exponential analysis, the cause of vibration was judged, the amelioration measure was provided.

When improvements are judged to be effective, the information is extended to the organizational level.

But Russia prefers to be judged against other fast-growing BRIC economies rather than an ageing, sclerotic Europe.

But Russia prefers to be judged against other fast-growing BRIC economies rather than an ageing, sclerotic Europe.

Some emerging market countries are judged to be less risky borrowers than several western European countries.

Only solid colors and sable are acceptable and are to be judged on an equal basis.

The Fund's decision then to keep him on now looks timid and ill-judged.

Investment banks prefer to be judged on the longer-term share price performances of the companies.

Sex offenders should be individually assessed, and only those judged likely to rape someone or abuse a child should be registered.

In this paper, the distribution type can be judged conveniently from a group of test data with approach degree theory in Fuzzy mathematics.

You are judged by the company you keep 10. Birds of a feather flock together.

But the overall marketing effectiveness was evaluated more from the qualitative point of view of the amount to be judged.

The dose may be doubled, still administered once daily, if judged clinically necessary and advised by the veterinary surgeon.