Examples of using Right to judge in English and their translations into Portuguese
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You have no right to judge.
The power to save andto destroy determines the right to judge.
He has no right to judge.
You have no idea what he's been through, andyou sure as hell had no right to judge him.
I have no right to judge him.
We live in a world where there are no innocents, where nobody has the right to judge anybody.
You have no right to judge me.
The foreigners who have imposed this sentence upon me may murder me but they have no right to judge me.
Nobody has the right to judge you.
Judgment, because do not forget that my Son has chosen them andonly he has the right to judge.
I don't have any right to judge Col. Marston.
If you have not the power to reward his success,you have not the right to judge his failures.
You have no right to judge these people.
Only God owns the world,no one has the right to judge anyone.
Do I have the right to judge people like that?
I do not have the right to judge.
Society has no right to judge such behavior, since society itself is responsible for it.
As if they had the right to judge.
Nobody has the right to judge another person and at least one parent who owes you the greatest gift you can receive, life.
Do you think she has a right to judge you?
He gave the world the right to judge the authenticity of our Christian faith by the quality of our love John 13:35.
Ticket scam, I still have the right to judge others?
Parliament has no right to judge political opinions.
So what gives you the right to judge what I do?
Only nations have the right to judge their leaders, no one else.
In our opinion,we have no right to judge General Nobile.
Sunaina, I may have no right to judge, but I have a mother's right to worry.
You are a judgey judger who has no right to judge until she tries it for herself.
If one says that they do not have the right to judge other's beliefs or actions, they are, in fact, contradicting themselves.
I do not recall anyone being given the right to judge whose culture or customs are superior.