Examples of using Able to judge in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Able to judge good character people.
I think I ought to be able to judge that for myself.
We need to ask ourselves"how do we judge: are we able to judge?
You must be able to judge these technical requirements.
Because once you have finished your fling, we will be equals again andthen you won't be able to judge me.
They will be able to judge that I am eccentric or even crazy.
In other words,judges of countries external to the European Union would be able to judge the European Union!
The linear regression channel makes you able to judge what is going to be the future price of current currency.
He is able to judge the man who praises fair grounds and fights for them until scandal or even risk of death, Ecclesiastes, 4, towards the end.
When these discussions are concluded we will be better able to judge the parameters for an acceptable solution.
We need to be able to judge ourselves and determine when we need a rest- and not feel guilty about it!
I believe that only in December 2001, with the interim assessment andwith hindsight, will we be able to judge the direction which it has actually taken.
We should be able to judge the crimes of the past and provide the tools to be able to judge those of the future.
Philo Byblius, Porphyry, and Eusebius, who were better able to judge than any Moderns, never call in question his being genuine.
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.
Now with the many car audio reviews you should be able to judge what sort of car audio will be working to your satisfactions.
Give therefore unto thy servant an understanding heart that I may judge thy people, that I may discern between good and evil,for who is able to judge this, thy so great a people?
I will never be able to judge this language by its sound alone, much like I will never be sure if my mother is beautiful.
Nonetheless, we still have a great deal to do before we are equal to our task,which is to be able to judge politicians from a political perspective.
We are expected to be able to judge that on the basis of what God has taught us directly and categorically elsewhere in the Scripture.
Studies comparing different unidimensional scales showed that even seniors with cognitive impairment were able to judge pain through these two scales, with the VDS being the preferred scale.
They must be able to judge the measures taken by the competent national or local authorities to provide the scientists with quantified data so that the air which they breathe can be improved.
Three letters of recommendation from persons who are able to judge the applicant's qualifications to undertake graduate study.
So far as I am able to judge, The Theory of the Novel was the first German book in which a left ethic oriented towards radical revolution was coupled with a traditional-conventional exegesis of reality.
It is by the sensory information from these two intrafusal fiber types that an individual is able to judge the position of their muscle, and the rate at which it is changing.
So when I met my true master,I was able to judge, through the course of my association with him, that he was the real guide who could help me to develop myself and proceed in the path of love and spirituality.
This discourse refers directly to the nurse's role of performing patient evaluations, andit indicates that she is the professional who is able to judge who needs medical care and, therefore, is the person who performs the screening.
So when I met my true master,I was able to judge, through the course of my association with him, that he was the real guide who could help me to develop myself and proceed in the path of love and spirituality.
And although there was a high frequency to some degree of cognitive impairment and low or no schooling among them,the vast majority was able to judge the intensity of primary pain by NRS and VDS, similar to the findings of other studies.
The same study also found evidence that parents are better able to judge domains related to physical symptoms pain, itching, tiredness, etc., but are less accurate when judging emotional and psychological domains anxiety, sadness, etc.