Examples of using Whose judgment in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Whose judgment?
Is there anyone whose judgment you trust as much?
Whose judgment are you going to trust, mine.
Because I have heard from experts whose judgment.
By whose judgment?
That means all cards on the table with a commanding officer whose judgment hasn't been compromised.
The only one whose judgment is being compromised here is you.
First I texted four friends who travel andeat out a lot and whose judgment I trust.
We would have healed Babylon," He declared of those whose judgment was now reaching unto heaven,"but she is not healed.
In Psalm 94:1, the psalmist prays for God to avenge the righteous, not out of a sense of uncontrolled vindictiveness, butout of just retribution from the eternal Judge whose judgments are perfect.
These are the class referred to in Chapter VIII(page 145), whose judgment day was previous to the Gospel age.
The cat refers to talmudists of the previous generations in the quote which is provided by him as an example of the attitude towards figures of the previous generations as to unconditional authorities whose judgments cannot be challenged.
IMMS is a tool that contains 36 sentences, whose judgment possibilities alternatives are presented in a Likert-like scale.
Here, then, we are driven back to the court from which we had before appealed, whose judgment is always the same.
If these images andideas were the opinions of people whose judgment you trusted implicitly, try to question them in your mind and find the reasons why they consider things in such a way.
Is it fair to say that the chief deputy is the person in the office in whose judgment you place the greatest confidence?
An ethicist is one whose judgment on ethics and ethical codes has come to be trusted by a specific community, and(importantly) is expressed in some way that makes it possible for others to mimic or approximate that judgement.
They are full of joy because they draw strength from believing in the majesty andpower of God, whose judgments are always righteous.
Right and wrong determined solely by a single all-knowing, all-powerful being whose judgment cannot be questioned, and in whose name the most horrendous of acts can be sanctioned without appeal?
The Labour Court, whose judgment has been rendered, could only note that the employer"did not comply with loan terms of labor, non-profit" and that it"can not criticize[Lucie] any fault whatsoever concerning the tasks performed on behalf" of the other company.
These are the class referred to in Chapter VIII(A145), whose judgment day was previous to the Gospel age.
In the individual causes of canonization whose judgment is presently pending at the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, the Congregation itself, by a special decree, will establish the procedure to be followed henceforth, in accordance, however, with the spirit of the new law.
It is true that the more restrictive version of the doctrine of implied powers seemed at the outset to have been endorsed by the Court of Justice itself, whose judgments appeared openly to conform to it, albeit rather more in practical effect than in statements of principle.7.
For the sake of this classification, the judgment axis ofthe Diagnoses was used, with diagnoses whose judgment foci were: adequate, normal, intact, complete, satisfactory considered as the first type; and those whose judgment foci were: inadequate, altered, incomplete as the second type, while all other diagnoses that appointed alterations in the health-disease process were considered coherent with wastage.
Ceres' Aventine Temple served the plebeians as cult centre, legal archive, treasury, and court of law, founded contemporaneously with the passage of the Lex sacrata; the lives andproperty of those who violated this law were forfeit to Ceres, whose judgment was expressed by her aediles.
It is issued for information only, and obviously must not be cited as an officialpublication of the Court of Justice andthe Court of First Instance, whose judgments are published officially in the Reports of Cases before the Court of Justice and the Court of First Instance and in the Reports of European Community Staff Cases.
In advanced, liberal twenty-first century societies, compulsive behaviors related to caring for the body to attain health and beauty are routinely carried out and translate into people more frequently thinking about themselves andacting as somatic individuals, whose judgments around their individuality are closely connected to medical discourse Rose, 2007.