Examples of using Can judge in English and their translations into German
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Political
So far I can judge this, nobody!
There is only one who can judge me.
You can judge people by knowing what kind of music he listens to.
Who are you to think you can judge me? Â.
The reader can judge whether, in this instance, it is a worthwhile activity.
The wine was good as far as we can judge.
Who can judge how much darkness has been burned up and how much help extended?
My question is very precise and direct, so that we can judge your position.
An important indicator by which we can judge the work of the heart and blood vessels is blood pressure.
This gives you first-class, realistic images which you can judge immediately.
MyInsight for trend analysis: only you can judge whether an increase/decrease is a problem or a success.
Therefore, such a pupil must be trained by using piano tones,at least to begin with, until he can judge these sounds.
What I can judge is the current situation, and I find the leadership style of President Christine Lagarde to be very constructive.
In this respect, a man's thumb is a barometer by which one can judge the development of his will.
As far as I can judge, these skills will help me and work to my advantage when I, following the internship, persue my studies at the Univerity.
Therefore, take advantage of an expert such as Claim it, who can judge whether the rejection is correct or not.
The European Council- as far as I can judge from my brief experience in this House- has demonstrated what Europe is making: a step-change.
I'm sure you do, but I will be reserving judgment until I can judge your value as a colleague.
As far as we can judge by using simple diffraction techniques, the light transmitted through a thin layer of artemisia annua tea is monochromatic.
In Israel, the outburst of emotionalism, as far as one can judge from outside, has a basis in reality.
Only users can judge whether, after multiple applications, the protective sleeves are still intact and still full fill their protective function.
Photo gives an example of exactly 85 grams so you can judge the amount of pieces you will get.
The decisions provide that the Member States must supply their final restructuringplans by 31 January1984 so that the Commission can judge whether theseconditions are met.
L Rebuilding the seat height isonly to be done by authorised individuals who can judge the technical and functional safety.
The NT conception of Sheolis not fundamentally other than that of Judaism, if we can judge from the few references.
Are the behavioral standards described in such a way that individual employees can judge whether they have behaved correctly or not?
Moreover, the cells we're using,have a smooth discharging curve by voltage, so that you can judge the remaining running time accordingly.
Through the earphone it can tell you who will get the biggest hand and the second biggest hand,so you can judge the game in the first place.
You can tell us your working material, detail work by picture or vedio so that we can judge whether our machine can meet your need or not.
Co-Managing-Partner Dr AxelBödefeld:"The recommendations are particularly significant because nobody can judge the quality of our advice better than they our clients.