Examples of using Able to judge in English and their translations into Portuguese
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at far as one is able to judge(many titles remain unpublished)
6 of the Resolution demonstrate very well to what extent information obtained by the European Parliament is really completely insufficient for us to be able to judge the conditions in which this agreement is to be applied.
they verified that children with phonological disorders in the literacy phase were able to judge words produced by themselves, with deviations in speech
This matrix was sent to“experts” who were able to judge the consistency of the criteria with the corresponding dimension
they must be able to judge the results of their work from quality standpoints.
as the EU will ultimately need to be able to judge whether they are ready to effectively take on the obligations of membership.
of both joints and marrow, and able to judge the thoughts and intentions of the heart.
as an instance of self-criticism able to judge and oppress the ego. Freud points out the moral censure
We believe that each Member State must be able to judge which rules it is to impose on all who carry out financial activities within its territory,
analogous to the one present in the subject of kant¿s third critique when one is able to judge objects as beautiful based on the reflective use of the power of judgment.
You will be able to judge that before I do.
This is not an issue which we are able to judge.
I would submit that we are not able to judge whether or not the tunnel is safe.
for you will then be able to judge for yourself.
they won't be able to judge the facts correctly.
Patients with frontal lesions display poorer emotional control and are less able to judge the impact of their behavior.
For who is able to judge this your great people?
Otherwise, they cannot say they are able to judge it.
For who is able to judge this thy so great a people?