Examples of using To be a judge in English and their translations into Japanese
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Glad not to be a judge!
Any active Academy member, who has national credits for at least two years and within the last five years,is  eligible to be a judge.
So you want to be a Judge?
Women are  far less likely to be a judge or doctor or in any other professional or leadership position, and women and girls are  twice as likely as men and boys to  appear in sexualised attire or nude.
I wouldn't want to be a judge.
For instance, in democratic Athens of the fifth century BC, an  individual possessing a  womb had no independent legal status andwas  forbidden to  participate in popular assemblies or to be a judge.
And then I went on to be a judge.
Nicki Minaj to be a judge on"American Idol"?
Hey JN, do you want to be a judge?
Fortunately, I am  often invited to  do lectures overseas, or to be a judge for advert design awards such as D&AD and Cannes Lion, or to  work on projects abroad; in the world of advertising, the English-speaking audience is  much larger, which of course means that the scale of business is  much larger.
How does it feel to be a judge?”.
I don't want to be a judge of such things.".
This is  the day you get to be a judge.
I do not wish to be a judge of such matters.”.
You look a  little young to be a judge.
I don't want to be a judge of that.
He never apologized to  the distinguished federal judge  who was  born in Indiana,but Donald said he couldn't be  trusted to be a judge because his parents were,  quote,"Mexican.".
I don't want to be a judge of that.
On 5 October 2011 he was elected by the Italian Parliament with 572 votes to be a judge of the Constitutional Court.
I do not intend to be a judge of these things.
In 1995, after the end of apartheid, Ms. Pillay was  appointed as acting judge  on the South African High Court, and in the same year was elected by the United Nations General Assembly to be a judge on the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, where she served a  total of eight years, the last four(1999-2003) as President.
Jesus asks,“Friend, who set me to be a judge or arbitrator over you?”.
Who would want to be a judge now?
But if I were  to be a judge.
If you would like to  apply to be a judge, click here.
Last year America's FirstBlack President nominated David Barron to be a judge on the First US Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston.
In 1995, after the end of apartheid, Ms. Pillay was  appointed as acting judge  on the South African High Court, and in the same yearwas  elected by the UN General Assembly to be a judge on the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda(ICTR), where she served a  total of 8 years, the last four(1999- 2003) as president.