Sentences with phrase «article about judging»

Friends online and friendship - a dating advice article about judging your date by his or her friends..

They didn't have an intranet, so like they would literally just photocopy a article about the judge and that was what they had to go on.

Not exact matches

I like reading books and, judging by the fact that I've now written 1,400 articles for this column, I like writing about creative ideas.

Judge Easterbrook, of the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals, wrote a great article about the internet back in the 90s called «Cyberspace and the Law of the Horse.»

In a long article in which he talks about the basics of Christianity, he said: «People's lives are not for me to judge.

This article is about language, not judging whether someone's Christian enough.

Tower Hamlets complained about the third article, published on 30th August 2017, which said the child was «removed from her Muslim foster parents yesterday and reunited with her family as a judge urged councils to seek «culturally matched placements» for vulnerable children».

judging by the comments i read about our players, manager... this article should have been written a long time ago as it seems that a lot of our fans criticize, make comments which show a complete lack of knowledge or / and understanding of the basics of this beautiful sport!!

Ye crack me up these articles are just paper talk then all ye take it so seriously moan about Wenger most of ye are haters judge him after the window the man is a legend in my eyes and it will be a sad day when he leaves and he will leave when he wants he still can attract top players he is well respected he bought ALEXIS SANCHEZ less bitching more supporting

So is it feasible for me to think (especially the article you have come up with) you haven't stepped in the stadium enough to judge the fans in here who may be passing judgment on your Welbecks, Walcott and Ramsey's that have seen enough «live» week in week about the frustrations of the player.........

All Submissions will be judged by the authors of the Article on or about September 2, 2011.

And one last thing: The article begins by suggesting «This post isn't about judging or shaming moms who get epidurals».

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I never read the comic book, but judging from what this article says about the series, I'm picturing part Warehouse 13 meets The Thing.

Clint Bolick writes about how Judge Gorsuch might approach education issues in a feature article for the summer issue of Education Next.

In an article about Frankenberg's study that was published in The Birmingham News in December, U.W. Clemon, a retired U.S. district court judge who was involved in desegregation cases in the 1960s, said that as a result of fragmentation, the schools in Jefferson County are «resegregated» today, and not by accident.

See articles released about this ruling this morning in the Santa Fe New Mexican («Judge suspends penalties linked to state's teacher eval system») and the Albuquerque Journal («Judge curbs PED teacher evaluations).»

In her article «The Four Fears That Stop You From Writing» for terribleminds, Andrea Phillips outlines the four fears that: fear of the lack of talent, fear about feedback, fear about publication, and fear about being judged.

M&A Deals that Add Value are Rare — Expensive Deals that do so Rarer Still The Schroders Value Team will also be speaking at the LVIC 2017 and Nick Kirrage recently wrote this article which outlines why they are sceptical about the Reckitt Benckiser acquisition of the US baby milk manufacturer Mead: «Ultimately, of course, you can only judge M&A success in hindsight but, as we did with BAT and Reynolds, we are nevertheless prepared to stick our neck out and say Reckitt buying Mead looks a pretty poor idea from a valuation perspective... all could turn out fine.

He has been a celebrity judge for a costume contest, been on the news several times, and been in two newspaper articles about his dock - jumping skills.

WILLIAM M HOEVELER, US DISTRICT JUDGE, ADOA v Dade County, Florida Despite plaintiffs» contention that there is no such animal as a pit bull, plaintiffs» own experts have written articles about their pedigreed dogs referring to them by the common nickname of pit bull.

Meredith is called on often, not only to judge Cavaliers in other countries (she will not judge them in the States at this time due to specialing dogs), but also to present breed seminars and write articles about Cavalier breed type.

To learn more about the conformation aspects of English Cockers Spaniels, enjoy the articles above by experienced breeders and judges of English Cocker Spaniels.

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About Blog The All Around is dedicated to bringing the latest news from the world of gymnastics, with coverage of national and international events in all disciplines, profiles of athletes, and technical articles geared to professionals in coaching and judging.

I've talked about serious problems with the title I'm playing, and after publication of the article recieved messages about how I'd judged the game unfairly simply because these issues will fixed and I shouldn't use them as a justification for my view of the title in question.

You can also read a bit more about the judging process via this Kotaku article.

Partly, the judge found that many of the article's accusations could be read as complaints about the system of science and education — of which Weaver was just a part — rather than specifically alleging flaws in Weaver's professional character.

Maybe the article in E&E was rubbish, maybe it was Einstein on stilts, one can not judge its merit by knowing nothing about it other than where it was published.

I believe that the public lynching and shaming of Dr. Wakefield is unwarranted and overwrought, and that history will ultimately judge who was right and who was wrong about proposing a possible association between vaccination and regressive autistic spectrum disorder (ASD)... Nobody seriously thinks that the retraction of The Lancet article, and the international flogging of Dr. Andrew Wakefield, will do anything to make this debate go away.

A federal judge presiding over Sierra Pacific Industries» appeal of a $ 122.5 million wildfire settlement raised some brows — and a motion for judicial notice — after tweeting an article about the case to a then - public Twitter account.

Arguing that the judge's Twitter activity isn't a proper subject for judicial notice, the government claimed that even if the feed in question is the judge's Twitter feed, his tweeting the headline to an article about a ruling he already made «would not show bias or even an appearance of partiality.»

The Globe and Mail had an interesting article recently («The judge who writes like a paperback novelist»)(via How Appealing) about Ontario Court of Appeal Judge David Watt, who has become a bit of a sensation in criminal law circles as the result of a stark transformation in the way he writes his decisjudge who writes like a paperback novelist»)(via How Appealing) about Ontario Court of Appeal Judge David Watt, who has become a bit of a sensation in criminal law circles as the result of a stark transformation in the way he writes his decisJudge David Watt, who has become a bit of a sensation in criminal law circles as the result of a stark transformation in the way he writes his decisions.

In the absence of any details about the application or the hearing held by the judge, Leonard I. Shapiro, it's all speculation, but, of course, immigration judges don't get the Article III perks like lifetime tenure, and I'd sure hate to be the guy on record as booting the President's wheelchair - bound Auntie back to Africa.

It makes a thoughtful supplement to a text, excerpts, or articles on the skill of writing judicial opinions, writing from a judge's perspective, and learning about the audiences for opinions.

In addition to the holidays, I argued at the Fifth Circuit; published two articles at The Huffington Post (here and here); produced a podcast episode on appellate practice for the ABA's Sound Advice series; gave a presentation to the Dallas Bar Association (about the post-election Supreme Court and Trump's list of possible nominees); participated in a panel discussion about e-briefs and legal writing at the annual meeting of the Council of Chief Judges of State Courts of Appeal (in North Carolina); was cited on SCOTUSblog and the Appellate Advocacy Blog (both here and here); and was quoted by Bloomberg (here, here, here, and here), CNN, and the Winnipeg Free Press.

After finishing law school at the University of Toronto, Strathy, whose first full day in the chief's job is today, articled at MacKinnon McTaggart in Toronto, a firm he estimates has seen the likes of about eight or nine judges, including former Ontario Court of Appeal associate chief justice Bert MacKinnon and other distinguished judges such as Justice Robert Sharpe of the appeal court and former Supreme Court of Canada justice Ian Binnie.

Finally, if we prohibit judges from reading blogs about ongoing cases, why not bar them from reading newspaper articles or watching TV as well.

Other differences seem to be that it is not possible here to open a practice straight out of law school which judging tby the number of articles about this issue in Lawyerist seems to be possible in the USA.

According to this follow - up article, Judge Goes Easy on Lawyer Who Made «French Fries» Comment About Her (6/21/07), Judge Laurel Myerson Isicoff ordered McDermott Will & Emery partner William Smith to take an online course in professionalism sponsored by The Florida Bar — something that Smith had already completed by the date of the hearing.

Determined to do something about it, he filed a «Motion for Disclosure of Chamber of Papers,» demanding U.S. District Court Judge Patrick Schiltz's bench memo because he «suspect [ed] he was the victim of a law clerk usurping the function of an Article III judge.&rJudge Patrick Schiltz's bench memo because he «suspect [ed] he was the victim of a law clerk usurping the function of an Article III judge.&rjudge.»

Since 2010, Alan F. Pendleton, a district judge for Anoka County, Minn., has published the email newsletter «Minnesota Judicial Training Updates,» in which he provides short, easy - to - read articles about concepts every judge and attorney should understand.

The assembled judges pleaded with the law professors to write about actual cases and doctrines, in quick, plain and accessible articles.

Summarizing a recent discussion at Yeshiva University's Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law about the dwindling influence of legal scholarship on the courts, Mr. Liptak says nearly all the judges in attendance agreed the articles had minimal impact on jurisprudence.

Some of the judges from the conference referred to above supposedly «pleaded with the law professors to write about actual cases and doctrines, in quick, plain and accessible articles».

The Associated Press is reporting: Now available online are articles headlined «Texas appeals court rejects treaty violation argument» and «Judges express skepticism about abortion law infringing on speech.»

I articled for a very senior lawyer whose pre-trial discussions with Crowns and judges often started with a chat about their kids, hockey and other small talk.

Intrigued by an article in The New York Times about the increasing citation of Wikipedia by judges in the United States, Raghav Sharma wondered whether judges in India were also increasing their use of this collaboratively edited encyclopedia.

Pittsburgh family law attorney David S. Pollock, a founding partner of Pollock Begg Komar Glasser & Vertz LLC, was sourced for his insight about the candidates competing in the Democratic primary in District 05-2-35 (the 7th and 14th wards) for magisterial district judge in a recent article in The Jewish Chronicle.