Examples of using To be able to judge in English and their translations into Spanish
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To be able to judge, one has to compare.
It's just that… you didn't have the understanding to be able to judge how you should express it.
Counsel- To be able to judge how best to act almost by intuition.
Poor parents rarely know enough of what goes on in schools to be able to judge their quality.
In order to be able to judge our reality, we must take into account the causes behind it.
I don't think that there's any better position to be able to judge the content of a young man's character than that.
It was an emergency interim measure that the Committee would later review in that regard after having gained sufficient experience to be able to judge its effectiveness.
Moreover, staff need to be able to judge the relevance of information for third parties.
If you like producing techno with deep subkicks,speakers with a larger diaphragm are an advantage to be able to judge the very low frequencies.
Anyhoo, I'm just thrilled to be able to judge the Glee Christmas tree so I can rank it dead last.
There are no minimum standards for community engagement in the voluntary market and most people who purchase carbon credits either do not care, ordo not have the experience to be able to judge what is better or worse in terms of community co-benefits.
The company wants the readers to be able to judge the social and economic value of biosimilars in the health service for themselves.
Even seasoned loan officers experiencedin best practices(analysis of repayment capacity, legal aspects, etc.) will have to specialize in order to be familiar with the building market and have a basic knowledge of construction in order to be able to judge the feasibility of the project financed within the submitted budget, to know the value of the market of the houses sold in the neighbourhoods, as well as the disposable value.
To be able to judge living conditions in Austria and assess the effectiveness of measures, we will review these regularly in thematic evaluations based on appropriate indicators.
By that time the world will probably have accumulated sufficient experience to be able to judge whether the Conference did or did not make a mistake in including Annex VI in its present form.
In order to be able to judge alloys made up of many distinct materials, a measure known as the equivalent carbon content is used to compare the relative weldabilities of different alloys by comparing their properties to a plain carbon steel.
It can serve to assess the degree of learning achieved by the student in knowledge and skills,and also to be able to judge in a more ecuanimus way the process of learning, the level of achievement of the learning and/or the quality of the work carried out by the students.
The REC needs to know who will seek the consent to be able to judge not only whether that person is sufficiently knowledgeable about the research but also to be assured that the process is not unduly influenced.
You must be able to judge these technical requirements.
How will we be able to judge if these targets are being met?".
He will be able to judge whether it is actually a warranty case.
You may see clearly andstill not be able to judge distances.
Her child must be able to judge which branches can carry her weight.
Only an independent observer would be able to judge nature, for example God.
You will thus be able to judge the quality of our work for yourself.
With the demo tomorrow, you will all be able to judge for yourself!
In a few years, Ms. Kincaid,hopefully… you will be able to judge without being judgmental.
You are a classy woman,used to great concerts… and will certainly be able to judge my qualities.