Examples of using Then judge in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Computer
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Programming
Meet me… then judge me!
Then judge your own, Sustenak!
Give him a chance and then judge.
And then judge for themselves.
Read and Then Judge!!
Then judge me for what I have done.
You shall hear her, and then judge.
Read, then judge for yourself.”.
Listen to me first, then judge.”.
He will then judge them according to their deeds.
See yourself and then judge others.
We then judge the two parties off superficial elements.
People should first find the good and bad in me, and only then judge me.
Then judge cooper would have had to have let them testify.
Let me tell you, you can't drink 1 9 beers and then judge whether something is straight.
First Executioner, then judge and jailer, all within one week.- I don't know you anymore, Dad.
I am proud of myself. People should first find the good and bad in me, and only then judge me.
Readers can then judge which bill was worse.
Firm belief that Almighty Allah will raise people to life from their graves He will then judge them.
Legal practice, then judge at Speyer's Sozialgericht(1953);
The researchers found that adults with autism spectrum disorder(ASD) were quickly able to think about how things might have turned out differently(either better orworse than reality), then judge whether the story character would feel regret or relief(known as counterfactual emotions).
If it were otherwise, then Judge Eyad says he would have to defend them, and establish their proofs.
To choose the room in which we can go see themost comprehensive list of addresses of hairsalons and then judge which is closer to our home, or what is more convenient to reach if we are traveling.
It is then judged by another language that has been added later and that comes from somewhere else.
First receive the inner experience he promises; then judge from that elevated angle of vision.
Those 83 people then judged the person who would written the email based on their perceived intelligence, friendliness, and other attributes, such as how good they would be as housemates.
The requirement entails that the applicant must submit the particulars, arguments and documentary evidence on which the court can base, without prejudging the merits of the case(since in Spain,precautionary measures are adopted by the same court that will then judge the case), a provisional and circumstantial judgment in favour of the basis of the claim, Article 728(2) LEC.
Those 83 people then judged the person who would written the email based on their perceived intelligence, friendliness, and other attributes, such as how good they would be as housemates.
For example, if you take a product with the mark“D2”, then judging by the consumer reviews, it does not quite correspond to what is indicated on the package.