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These judges, and all the men in power, are very friendly to you, and very recognisant of your services; are they not?

Usually three Judges sit together, so that it is possible to have the court sitting simultaneously in four divisions.

Allow me to conclude by once more thanking the judges for their kind cooperation and by wishing each of the speakers the very best of luck.

By now, the girl knew she had misspelled the word. But instead of lying and telling the judges she had said the correct letter.

A majority of the judges also agreed to hear similar charges against the president, Abdullah Gul.

In divorce proceedings judges make it a virtue for wives to forgive adultery or overlook domestic violence.

The changes to the judiciary mean that antediluvian judges and prosecutors no longer stand in his way.

of the collegiate bench shall be appointed by the president of the court or by a chief judge from among the judges.

New laws have removed from judges much of their discretion to set a sentence that takes full account of the circumstances of the offence.

Judges have traditionally given much greater weight to circumstances at the end of the marriage than to any agreements made at the start.

At the hearing, Harrington's attorney said as much to the judges: Hendrix, she said, was "out of luck. "

'At the end of those proceedings, ' he said, the judges declared that was the end of the trial related to the bribery charges.

Allow me to conclude by once more thanking the judges for their cooperation and wishing the speakers the very best of luck.

After that, the U. S. can request a WTO panel of judges to rule on the matter.

Justice is no longer arbitrary, but judges can still be bought and the pace of trials is often glacial.

Mladic also accused judges of trying to impose a lawyer on him, a charge judges denied.

At the beginning, nobody took her seriously, but at sight of her perfect performance all the judges were filled with wonder.

Even if there had been a bit of hanky-panky , said the court's judges, the result would have been the same.

I think the judges wanted what they had on Cycle 5, but it was just one of those things that it wasn't possible for me to give.

By comparing the two forecasts it is possible to infer how realistic the bank judges market expectations to be.

Judges pointed out a need to be careful in such cases when the accuser was the only source of evidence.

The public's yearning for judicial resolution of every crisis risks dragging judges close to the realm of politics.

As a result, the judges added, the bank should have told the customer how much the deal was worth to Deutsche from day one.

She came out on the cover of Time magazine, had a hit sit-com, now hosts a daily talk show and is one of the judges on American Idol.

John mentioned the names of a few judges who he did not think highly of.

The judges appeared to weigh the matter seriously.

Theodoric then summoned the judges before him, and inquired how it was that they had done in two days what they had delayed for three years.

I wanted to make sure that it was a balance of me being myself and me giving the judges what they needed.

But it seems to me that the trick isn't to become weakly accommodating, but to figure out whether we are being fair judges of ourselves.

But the judges did not charge him with genocide, as the prosecutor had requested.

Voice of Steve Johnson: It's easy to focus on what you can see. After all the Bible tells us that man judges by the outward appearance.

Prosecutors had alleged that Mr. Turner wrote: "Let me be the first to say this plainly: These Judges deserve to be killed. "

He mentioned the names of a few judges whom he did not think highly of.

He may have persuaded many Italians that his legal difficulties are the result of a conspiracy by left-wing prosecutors and judges.

Trying to remedy this imbalance, the author concentrates on what he judges to be the essentials of monetary theory.

Thad might then shop around, trying to get other judges (from my initial list) to hear his case on appeal.

But candidates need not have been judges at home; one Japanese member of the court has been a law professor and diplomat.

Let the judges respond to the questions of law, and the jurors to the matter of the fact.

In most cases, he adds, "judges are always going to . . . rule in favor of the children when there has been evidence of misconduct. "

Finally, the boundaries of the districts may overlap, in which case two or more judges will exercise concurrent jurisdiction over suits.

Three senior judges, led by the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Judge, warned Fraill she could be jailed for up to two years.

American judges ruled three times that they had no jurisdiction over the matter.

At least that's the talk this week as the judges up the torture quotient, taking train-wreck TV viewing to a whole new level.

Idea 3: Mark catches the thief, then realizes that it was just a test by the judges! What does Mark think of this? Does he win the award?

Judges upholding the suit said the large number of affected women didn't matter and that the suit would be manageable.

Love justice, you that are the judges of the earth. Think of the Lord in goodness, and seek him in simplicity of heart.

The judges said it had made more of an impact than any other device and marked the start of a "laptop for everyone" era.

The two parties have been at an impasse over the judges since the beginning of their coalition.

The judges' citation declared that she had been "consistently in front of the curve as the world's economy went into meltdown" .

The judges decided it had been committed three months earlier than previously reckoned and was thus covered by a statute of limitations.

Berlusconi said he had expected the ruling as the court was dominated by left-wing judges, and he would not resign.

The American Bar Associations Code of Judicial Conduct has been widely adopted as a standard to which judges are expected to adhere.

In schools, for instance, pupils should be able to see teachers' faces, as should judges and juries in court.

In that chamber there were no longer either judges, accusers, nor gendarmes, there was nothing but staring eyes and sympathizing hearts.

What did you think of the judges' comments that you were too sexy?

Thirty-nine states elect at least some of their judges: so although judges do not have constituents, they have contributors.

If anything, the judges seem to have prodded the government into a firmer line.

Sentencing Katsav - the first former Israeli head of state to be jailed - the judges told him no-one was above the law.

Music backgrounds did not necessarily correlate between judges' opinions in fifth-graders' music arranging performances.

The judges said in their ruling that the fact that he was president was no reason to lighten the sentence.

One of the judges said the young man's work could lead to new developments in heat flow and other areas of physics.

The brothers started to quarrel, then they decided to go to town and bring the matter before the judges.

He told the president that the country would more easily accept the court's ruling if one of the northern judges gave his support.

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

Allows you to submit a request for clarification of a problem statement or other issue related to the contest to the Judges.

English judges, legendary for their prandial proclivities, are way ahead of him.

Its laws have, since 1974, left it up to judges to determine what amount constitutes "personal use" on a case-by-case basis.

It's not unusual for judges to use harsh words about the contestants; or to cry over a contestant's performance; or even walk out.

The winner cheekily stamped the word "hired" on the last page of the resume, a move that caught the attention of the judges.

So much has been made of the chemistry among the judges this season on American Idol.

It remains to be seen whether the judges, like the greens and many European city dwellers, smell something amiss.

This confused the two women judges next to him. Their expressions looked as if they were saying: Why the drama?

And American judges and lawyers deny (not always plausibly) that they act up for the camera.

ONE of the most effective ways for a president to put his mark on the future is to nominate judges to the Supreme Court.

Six of the 18 judges will also be replaced, in a ballot preceded by an unseemly round of bargaining and canvassing.

Persistent Female Lawyer The female lawyer I knew was perpetually pestering judges to have periodic lunches with her.

In periodical reports we found out that she was always winning cases with the judges she took to lunch.

The early theory as to the nature of the common law was that the judges merely declared its existence, which lay in custom.

The coleslaw had a bit of a kick, which was appreciated by the judges.

If you get one of those judges, a pair of sheer nylons could prove a worthy investment.

To eliminate potential racial bias, the judges selected photos of individuals who appeared to have a more ambiguous ethnic background.

Before Europe's judges was the case of Nassim Saadi, a Tunisian living in Italy with his Italian partner and their eight-year-old child.

Citing a court spokesman, the publication said the judges will retire to examine the arguments and then declare the outcome some days later.

The reason is that the judges of this award is not animation professionals, but the five continents of the children.

Thirty-nine of the fifty states elect at least some of their judges. Terms can last from two to twelve years.

The judges dismissed his lawyers' request, and said that Katsav's position was no reason for leniency.

Except for some inferior courts, judges are generally required to be admitted to practice but do not practice while on the bench.

All entries were read by at least two members of the Sexies judges panel, including at least one with a journalism background.

The judgment section judges whether at least one of the first signal and the second signal exceeds a predetermined level.

The country's supreme board of judges appeared to share this view when it stripped the prosecutor behind Mr Cihaner's arrest of his duties.

When he entered politics in 1994, few gave credence to his claim to be a victim of conniving communist judges; now it is widely believed.

This, he said, will lead to an increase in claims that judges are biased, "however groundless those charges may be. "

and the judges in every state shall be bound thereby, any thing in the constitution or laws of any state to the contrary notwithstanding.

It used to be we would look for a king, father, a judge for us all--since we needed authentic kings, fathers, judges.

Still unresolved is whether or not to include changes to bankruptcy law that would give judges the right to change the terms of mortgages.

But some of its earliest judges came on Monday, as hundreds of city residents and visitors stood in line for their turn to take a look.

Gimmicky special agencies cannot make up for a justice system filled with crooked, timid or inexperienced judges and prosecutors.

One of the judges who votes with the majority records the court's decision and reasoning in what is called the majority opinion.

Jin said he is not disappointed with Zeng, but with the program's creators. He even said Happy Girls judges were "talking" .

Considering the lad was a minor, judges did not simply try the case and penalize him.

It therefore throws punches at the flabby middle (training judges, say, or fixing procurement procedures) where the bruises do not show.

Where there is no direct law, the opinion of the judges ought to be taken, or reference made to similar cases.

FameLab asks competitors to present a science topic in less than three minutes to a non-scientific audience and a panel of expert judges.

The fight had been close, but one of the judges had scored it overwhelmingly in his opponent's favor.

"It just makes me think that anyone can betray the law, " says Jamie Quinn, one of the children exploited by the judges.

But judges said the World Cup and European Championship were single events that cannot be divvied up at will.

When an appeal reaches the court, three judges are assigned to hear it, and the decision of a majority decides the case.

But with her soft voice the judges were not sure if she spelled the word with the letter A or E.

Judges eventually ruled in the website's favor because there was no evidence to suggest the posts were not genuine.

He made a speciality of sour-faced judges and vinegary schoolmasters.

Strategists are hopeful that even a negative vote might be enough to keep the European judges at bay.

A centuries-old tradition of wearing a white horse-hair wig in court ended for many judges when a simpler new dress code came into force.

General Musharraf, who has no power to sack judges, has filed a complaint against Mr Chaudhry to the Supreme Court.

Some standards can be very specific, some can be rather general and leave much room for individual interpretation by judges.

Much of what was published before the pair's trial (heard by lay as well as professional judges) was irrelevant to the case.

The clerk shall enter all the proceedings of the court session in the record, which shall be signed by the judges and the recording clerk.

He said, "He who judges me is the Lord" (v. 4).

This long-awaited "mixed tribunal" , which combines Cambodian lawyers and judges with international jurists, has always been controversial.

To recognize that God judges sin and that God will judge their sin is something [some Christians] would just as soon not believe in.

Judges shall be chosen on the basis of their professional qualifications. Qualified judges of foreign nationality may also be employed.

Now that Parliament is rediscovering its teeth in the face of a coalition government, the judges may be relatively restrained.

Many judges are similarly endorsing Senderos, the product of a Spanish father and a Serbian mother raised in Argentina.

How could he prove the judges' ignorance? He did not say in the interview, nor in the latest apology.

In the article of "government is different" , what's the purpose that Paul Appleby referred to judges and lawyers time after time?

Over the years judges have put together various cases in an attempt to finger Mr Chirac.

The retirement system regarding judges shall, in light of the characteristics of judicial work, be formulated separately by the State.

I feel very lucky that the judges still think of me as relevant in this fickle industry.

Your speech was heard by a group of five judges, all of whom agreed that it was the best one this year.

Former prosecutors also urge judges to be more sceptical about the word of prosecutors and the police.

Even in the best of circumstances, judges can solve only the particular conflicts of the parties standing before them.

The trial of an appealed or protested case in a people's court shall be conducted by a collegial panel composed of three to five judges.

But if I by Beelzebul cast out the demons, by whom do your sons cast them out? Therefore they shall be your judges.

After she finished the exquisite song, the judges ask her feeling, her eyes kindled with excitement and say.

And after these things , for about four hundred and fifty years, He gave them judges until Samuel the prophet .

The judges, as you can imagine , had a very difficult time choosing a winner .

Judges, lawyers, business folk who didn't like the way that this went down.

Medical doctors, judges, college officials, military officers, and clergy are usually addressed with an occupational title, however.

But the judges did not know how to draw out Goering as Mr Sonnenfeldt could.

Judges were poised as if in an epic battle with fate.

If the law changes, or if there is an authoritative statement on the law, judges are duty-bound to decide cases on this basis.

The seven judges will convene again on October 25 in London to decide which of the six titles should win the coveted prize.

Perhaps a better way to win over judges and lawmakers would be to highlight poker's place in the American psyche.

Not only this, but judges rated the pictures drawn by the children expecting a reward as less aesthetically pleasing.

The CanadianBroadcasting Corporation plans to air a new series of a talent show in which MrDrabinsky is one of the judges.

Here, let me introduce to you one by one the judges of this competition, they are: Yang Baoqing, Liusi Tong, Xu Yu, and me.

He has demanded the restoration of 60 judges sacked by the former dictator in November, under cover of a state of emergency.

God judges those who sin, but in love He gave His Son to die on a cross to bear our sin and judgment.

Thirty-nine of the fifty states elect at least some of their judges.

That works fine in similar countries where divorce rules are highly codified , precedents do not matter and judges' discretion is limited.

The article aims at probing the standards that ought to be applicable when the court judges the two parties fault.

Critics say that some judges look partial or corrupt, so the court's credibility is at stake.

A request by the ICC's chief prosecutor for a further indictment for genocide was rejected in a split decision by the presiding judges.

Some visiting judges spend time with representatives of the institutions that support the work of the U. S. judiciary.

Nietzsche surely wants to improve the ways that he judges yes and no within life by virtue of that monist insight.

Judges 2 : 6 And when Joshua had let the people go, the children of Israel went every man unto his inheritance to possess the land.

The legal profession is still a largely male world, as evidenced by the small number of women judges.

Two retired judges, Sir Hugh Bennett and Sir Peter Singer, are set to be among the first to offer themselves as arbitrators.

Then the LORD raised up judges, who saved them out of the hands of these raiders.

But three senior judges empathised with the bank's problem and refused to give summary judgment against it.

And if I by Beelzebub cast out devils, by whom do your children cast them out? therefore they shall be your judges.

Even so, some wonder if such matters ought to be in the hands of unelected judges at all.

The salary system and scales for judges shall, in light of the characteristics of judicial work, be formulated by the State.

As a judge, I felt the best deserved full marks for effort but my fellow South African judges and I struggled to find gold medal winners.

Jiangsu Satellite TV, "Who dares to sing" The judges of law enforcement is called a SAM (Sam) machines, no voice, no sex, no image.

The voltage made into examination voltage judges fulfilling conditions by at least two checks.

The same rule generally applies to judges who have spoken out on matters that are at issue in pending cases.

Judges have struggled with the political nature of the case.

But they are not always the best judges of what their intended audience can absorb.

For judges and juries, the message is clear: even evidence that appears to be a smoking gun may be smoke and mirrors.

Judges set out to decide whether the defendant is "earnest" , which means either in love or contemplating marriage.

In a newspaper interview, Lord Phillips described wigs as an anachronism that gave the public a false impression of judges.

Judges in most courts are generalists, trained only in a process of conflict resolution applicable to a wide range of problems.

The input of the three judges that this point can not form a circle.

cried another female, the ugliest as well as the most pitiless of these self-constituted judges.

Also, one of the judges left the trial when he learned that one of the defendants had signed an order for the death of his brother.

Does that mean twelve years of free rent, houses, condos, girls, etc. for police, lawyers, and judges come to an end?

There are technical reasons why judges seem to be everywhere.

However, in Freestyle Tests riding with reins in one hand up to four movements is allowed( see Guidelines for Judges).

Be filled among the members of the court by rotation, by seniority of service, or by vote of the judges.

Special IP courts with judges experienced in IP law might need to be created, too, Cotton added, before concluding with a call to action.

While judges at Cannes wanted to see more artiness in Wang's film, it got a totally different reception back in China.

His judges sat upon the Bench in feathered hats; but the rough red cap and tricoloured cockade was the head-dress otherwise prevailing.

Without a state monopolizing the industry, in free-market anarchy private judges would offer their services.

"Press freedoms will be in safe hands with our British judges, " he said.

And since the time that I commanded judges to be over my people Israel.

The Germans think only a treaty commitment and the power of the judges will ensure that vows of discipline are honoured.

First the judges received monetary rewards for sanctioning the building of a new private-sector prison in their area.

It is really a hard job for the judges to pick out only a few of the contestants, since all performed so well.

For a long period of time, there has been a lack of scrutinous discussions on the origin and growth of mediators and judges.

Distinguished judges and a prosecutor sit in a sleepy suburb of the Dutch capital, The Hague.

The Father judges no one but has given all judgment to the Son, so that all may honor the Son just as they honor the Father.

Among the judges was New York City's own Carrie Hill, star of Drama Valley's Broadway production now playing at the Shanghai Centre.

Appellate courts, unlike trial courts, are usually composed of at least three judges. There are no juries.

A county in Ohio, local judges and urged the public to carry guns, because half of the local security office employee on leave without pay.

Judges are the subject of exercising jurisdiction, and judicial discretion is the core of the jurisdiction.

And as since the time that I commanded judges [to be] over my people Israel, and have caused thee to rest from all thine enemies.

The judges' announcement that an earlier acquittal had been overturned was greeted by a shocked silence in the courtroom here.

Valeri seems to ignore all the mistakes Nastia makes, and then expects the judges to do the same.

The judges called for laws to set up a cooling-off period to think over divorce decisions.

However, the judges were at pains to stress that their opinion only applied to Kosovo, and that it does not have relevance elsewhere.

The cooker was chosen as the winner of the Financial Times Climate Change Challenge by a panel of judges and members of the public.

All three judges agreed that the Federal Communications Commission had no legal basis to tell Comcast what to do.

At last, the detailed analysis, professional presentation skills and excellent team work of our BBA team captured the hearts of the judges.

But if judges, elected politicians and voters do not have confidence in their spooks, the system unravels.

The exhibition organizers are the final judges in the interpretation of these regulations.

As one of the judges today, I feel very satisfied with the performance of the participants.

In table tennis, the eye sees the ball coming judges its speed and direction, and passes this information on to the brain.

And damages greater recognition that compensatory are often much too low would be helpful to juries and judges.

Journalists paw at me as my picture is snapped alongside the panel of celebrity judges.

At the appellate level, the judges review the written transcription of the trial, which does not include these nonverbal elements.

Thank you for the judges to hear me patiently, thank you.

The Muses guide souls in life, the three Judges in death, and in the realm between them, the Key to the Flame guides the Balance of Power.

Her princes in the midst of her Are roaring lions. Her judges are wolves of the evening; They have left nothing until the morning.

But wading into the world of particle physics to shut down the LHC would be a forbidding proposition for anyone in judges' robes.

He shrugged with unconcern. By the time history judges his presidency, he will be long gone, he said.

Activist judges, teenage pregnancy, gun control, city planning, the war in Vietnam, income distribution, and crime all get brief hearings.

Of all the various corruption cases that investigating judges have tried to bring to court over the years, this is the only one outstanding.

There is ''action and a sense of collective responsibility, '' among judges.

The following text is printed exactly as it was created by the judges and the AI programs, including misspellings and typographical errors.

Michael Portillo, the chair of the judges, talked of a final panel meeting characterised by "passionate debate" .

Sometimes the pursuit of ratings and sensational effect, it will mislead the audience, also created a strong pressure on the judges.

Local newspapers had quoted one of the nine judges as saying they would "apply the spirit " of the coup-makers in making their rulings.

has been a recent trend among judges towards giving more severe punishments.

Note: all the judges grade can be accurate to a decimal points after a, scoring into staff unified arrangement.

''The judges are an important part of this and I say that for two reasons.

In the early post-communist years, the trend was to give judges great independence but low salaries.

Even judges say the new legislation may be unconstitutional; civil-liberties groups say it may breach Hungary's international obligations.

For instance, formidable means of incentive enable judge with every effort to fall behind on the work load other judges.

Judges at the exhibition in Carrara, Italy, praised Kim for his "brave interpretative exploration of the motor boat concept. "

Among his revolutionary ideas were the use of the penalty area semi-circle, goal judges and a second referee.

Faced with the daunting task of reconciling the existing law with the Law of Disruption, judges are understandably frustrated.

Faced with the daunting task of reconciling existing law with the law of Disruption, judges are understandably frustrated.

But the more unsettling issue involves our personal reading choices, particularly among the self-styled judges of contemporary fiction.

Therefore, the criminal judges have discretionary power to carry out the necessary theoretical and practical studies.

French judges concluded the crash was due to the fact the driver had been drinking and the car was travelling too fast.

This avoided the constitutional problem that would have arisen had the ultimate decision-making authority of judges been infringed.

At the heart of their dispute are 60 judges, sacked by Mr Musharraf during the emergency.

Contracts are not easy to enforce because of different legal traditions and few judges with knowledge of international legal practice.

Courts in many parts of the continent are packed with pliant judges keen to do their masters' bidding.

Judges appointed by the crown were to hold office based on good behaviour rather that at the sovereign's pleasure.

Most offers end up going to judges, attorneys and public officials the Law School has reached out to.

While they were gone, I would send in a team of judges to form an impression of the recently departed purely from evidence in their rooms.

In hearing these cases, the judges are put into a dilemma, especially the collection of evidence.

For some time now, conservatives have been railing against the supposed "judicial activism" of liberal judges.

Fan voting, however, did not count in the final tallies from nine judges.

For the moment, limiting the footage to judges would avoid the thorniest problems.

The thirty-first judges to be impartial and clean, seek truth from facts, cooperation, efficiency, work conscientiously, to keep a secret.

With her sparse hair, dropping tongue, and long and hairless legs, Yoda managed to stun the judges.

Now Mr Chaudhry is out to settle scores with nine senior judges accused of contempt of court for accepting jobs late in Mr Musharraf's rule.

Theoretical and professional training for judges shall be carried out in a planned way.