It's not our system of governance.

Therefore, our verdict is not guilty .

Okay. The fact that emotions influence our judgment should come as no surprise.

It's our prejudgment that it's underground.

in the 16th year of our reign.

Our judgment will be skewed if only the doubters go.

We were so shocked as we judged her to a poor person.

What account would be given of our stewardship of the planet Earth?

For if we discerned ourselves, we wouldn't be judged.

For if we would judge ourselves, we should not be judged.

So they're saying, yeah, we'll still have a king.

Once more we have demonstrated the stability of our democratic institutions and the maturity of our polity.

And then of course, this one, our governor at the moment.

I don't think the kind of boy he is has anything to do with it.

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

By this standard, we are doing badly.

We realize that the hand has been given us by forces that are beyond our own autonomy.

Judged by the last standard, at least, Chávez may have crossed the line.

The fact that we are not a self governing territory does not mean, as far as my Government is concerned, that others have the right to govern us.

I suggest the Apache has deteriorated since then judging by a few of the specimens I've seen on my way out here.

If we make provisions for long lives that are cut short, we will have wasted huge amounts of precious economic resources. But if we fail to make provisions for lives that are longer, many elderly people will be condemned to poverty.

Judging by Putin s most recent address to parliament, his regime is fully aware of the danger posed by populist nationalists.

In our judgement, there is no institutional setting that is more capable than the United Nations of providing cohesion and vigour to those efforts.

Judging by statistics, the work done in the region has been positive in terms of the initial macroeconomic results achieved.

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

These very deliberate choices made by media outlets affect our reality, how well we re informed as a public.

Even more dramatic, Alex Todorov at Princeton has shown us that judgments of political candidates faces in just one second predict 70 of U.S. Senate and gubernatorial race outcomes.

Even more dramatic, Alex Todorov at Princeton has shown us that judgments of political candidates' faces in just one second predict 70 percent of U.S. Senate and gubernatorial race outcomes, and even, let's go digital, emoticons used well in online negotiations can lead you to claim more value from that negotiation.

Judging from the outcome of last month s meeting of the ECB s Governing Council, that ounce of prevention appears to be right around the corner for the euro zone economy.

China s outward FDI is poised to increase sharply again in 2010, judging by the first half of the year, when it was rising at an annual rate of 44 .

Indeed, judging by several key indicators, progress toward democracy in China has stalled, despite unprecedented economic prosperity and personal freedom.

But if we make specific predictions, if we use innovation accounting as our accountability model, then we can be training our judgment to get better over time, just like in science.

Judging by Vice President Lyndon Johnson s hawkish comments at the time, the outcome might have been far worse if Kennedy had not been president.

So, if somehow they told us that this was a right angle, even though it doesn't look anything like a right angle, then we would have to suspend our judgement based on how it actually looks and say, huh I guess maybe those things are perpendicular.

Judging the prospects of deterring Iran from becoming a nuclear power through sanctions and diplomatic isolation requires a closer analysis of the situation in the region between the Indus Valley and the Mediterranean.

But, even if only one life were saved per execution, the tradeoff might still be desirable if the life saved is much better than the life taken, which would usually be the case.

Judging by the transitions that we have studied, a successful democratic outcome stands the best chance if the interim government does not succumb to the temptation to extend its mandate or write a new constitution itself.

The difficulties are immense. Judging the prospects of deterring Iran from becoming a nuclear power through sanctions and diplomatic isolation requires a closer analysis of the situation in the region between the Indus Valley and the Mediterranean.

Whatever the near future holds the multitude of plans now being discussed to deal with this global crisis need to be judged with attention to the elusive and inexplicable effects they might have on confidence.

Everyone who provides investment advice to retirement savers should act solely in their clients' best interests. And, judging by the high number of distinguished and honorable professionals in the industry, many advisers, if not most, already do.

The vital question is what would replace coal if were to stop using it. Judging from their chant No coal, no gas, no nukes, no kidding and Biofuels hell no! the protesters in Washington would rule out many plausible alternatives.

The vital question is what would replace coal if were to stop using it. Judging from their chant No coal, no gas, no nukes, no kidding and Biofuels hell no! the protesters in Washington would rule out many plausible alternatives.