Examples of using Able to judge in English and their translations into Dutch
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Able to judge good character people.
The reason is to be able to judge and gossip!
Being able to judge the talent of others!
There were also judges who were able to judge a pigeon.
For who is able to judge this thy numerous people?
The enormity of this event is something that only history will be able to judge.
I think I ought to be able to judge that for myself.
No one is able to judge objectively and purely about matters in which he himself is involved.
On this point the audience will be able to judge only after my lecture.
We are better able to judge which propositions are promising ones, and which are not.
Well, without a good report, we are not able to judge about this study.
For who is able to judge this great people of Yours?
are not scientific experts. This is not an issue which we are able to judge.
We probably won't be able to judge until the end of all days.
not one that will be able to judge between his brethren?
Milady was then able to judge of the effect she had produced.
Get a clear overview of marketing results, to be able to judge performances better.
Her child must be able to judge which branches can carry her weight.
Our account managers are invariably experts who will soon be able to judge.
You need to be able to judge sources on their soundness and usefulness.
then photographically reduced to be able to judge the design at the right size.
It wants the world to be able to judge its performance against the very best.
You will be able to judge the President and all the Members of the Commission later in the light of their actions and not just their words.
Scale reference: in order to be able to judge the size of the specimen.
As far as I'm able to judge, there's only one way to get to the lake,
Obviously, I am not in a position to be able to judge the structure of Member States.
Citizens must be able to judge whether council members are guided by the public interest rather than private interests.
Without those, I would submit that we are not able to judge whether or not the tunnel is safe.
It makes you able to judge the correct price that's going to be according to the trend of the market.
On this basis, the Commission will then be able to judge whether the national measures in question are justified.