Judging from past experience, it is likely that the targets of additional lending will be selected according to national political priorities.

Second, judging by historical experience, his influence on public opinion and economic policymaking improved countless lives for the better.

Judging from that, article 56 (d) ought to read

And judging from this, it looks a little like a cheeseburger.

Judging from the video, the two men allegedly committed sexual assault.

Judging from past experience, it is likely that the targets of additional lending will be selected according to national political priorities. They will include prestige projects, high employment companies, and politically well connected businesses.

But, judging from the past, this is not how French politics works.

Judging from the look of the sky, it is going to snow.

Judging from the look of the sky, it may rain this afternoon.

Judging from their recent statements, the scenario that they are concocting is simple.

Judging from the responses to the informal questionnaire, therefore, article 56(1)(a) should read

We learn from experience that men never learn anything from experience.

But, judging from experience in North Africa, where education improved greatly under the old regimes, but failed to boost growth performance and create job opportunities for educated youth, the validity of such an approach as a fundamental model for development policy is dubious.

So we've talked about the static face and judging the static face, but actually, we're more comfortable with judging the moving face.

NEWPORT BEACH Judging from the skittishness of both markets and consensus expectations, the United States economic prospects are confusing.

Yazan, who will also be judging the competition, added

I call this Development Economics 2.5. But, judging from experience in North Africa, where education improved greatly under the old regimes, but failed to boost growth performance and create job opportunities for educated youth, the validity of such an approach as a fundamental model for development policy is dubious.

Ramadan is a period not only of fasting and restraint, but also of reflection, judging by posts from many Muslim bloggers.

Judging Amy is an American television drama that was telecast from September 19, 1999, through May 3, 2005, on CBS TV.

To reduce farm labor to 10 of the labor force (the point at which, judging by historical experience elsewhere, China may achieve worker farmer wage equilibrium), the economy needs to create about 150 million new non farm jobs.

Others, too, can benefit from its experience.

We know from experience that competition works.

We learned a lot from that experience.

And if that wasn't enough, and judging by your response, it's not ...

Thus far, judging from the modest recovery in the US versus non recovery in Europe, American policy accommodation is performing better than European austerity.

Extensive UNICEF experience in countries, reinforced by the experience of others and evidence from effectiveness evaluations, suggests the following

Judging from FDI data, some developing countries for example, Malaysia, the Republic of Korea and Singapore have already an established track record in this regard.

These things I've told you I know from experience.

A key insight in Friedman s book is the fundamental importance of two kinds of comparisons that people make when judging their own success comparisons with their own (or their own family s) past experience and comparisons with others that they see around them.

Her blog post about judging the contest is incredibly flattering regarding our work.

Judging whether economic interdependence produces power requires looking at the balance of asymmetries.

Fortunately for Mexico, history seems to be judging Calderón s war on drugs severely.

Judging from the blogosphere, it seems that South Africans are weary of being labeled and truly long to find common ground. Ryland Fisher articulates these feelings

Learning from experience is the most common and most powerful.

My interest in this subject stems partly from personal experience.

We can learn from the experience of the 1930 s.

That is exactly what our experience from Bam, Iran, shows.

So you could say that school food is quite important, really, judging the circumstances.

As French cities have burned, other countries have been very severe in judging France.

For you have maintained my just cause. You sit on the throne judging righteously.

Judging from events in the last two months, its 560 billion stabilization plan has served its purpose, despite some public criticism that it was too hastily formulated.

But, judging from recent proposals in the United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union to reform the financial system, it is far from clear that the second lesson has been learned.

Ultimately, the problem of judging austerity programs is that economists cannot run fully controlled experiments.

The MDBs have learned from experience how to use resources well.

Why shouldn t Iraqis benefit from the proven experience of other peoples?