Examples of using Would judge in English and their translations into Spanish
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It was envisaged that the tribunal would judge and punish those found guilty of crimes of genocide,
And if he were here he would destroy those who would judge him with sparks from his eyes
He hoped that history would judge positively the wisdom of the decisions taken.
It was hoped that Mahdist forces would judge an attack on a British subject to be too great a risk,
on the day off, Paul would judge a beauty pageant.
no, people would judge.
The sole criterion by which India would judge the success of the Millennium Development Goals Campaign,
The world would judge the role played by the Tribunals in the administration of international justice by the results they obtained,
the Union looked forward to reviewing proposals for innovative financing with great interest and would judge them on their practical feasibility,
there was no doubt that history would judge those responsible for violations of that right.
fallacious processes of rationalization, any state of soul that he would judge contemptible or criminal in others.
The Secretary of the Department of Economic Affairs of the Government of India, underlined that promoting of development and supporting the national development efforts of developing countries, was the touchstone on which his country would judge the efficiency and effectiveness of the entire United Nations system.
Future generations would judge the present generation not only by the actions it took against the perpetrators,
the three delegations would judge whether they were reasonable
a federal State is that the Autonomous Communities do not have a judicial body of their own that would judge cases according to their own law;
mindful of the need for efficiency and budgetary discipline as well as the need for adequate resources for the implementation of peacekeeping mandates, would judge the Secretary-General's proposed budgets for peacekeeping operations on their merits.
said that his delegation would judge the merit of all the Secretary-General's current
that the international community would judge the legitimacy of any regime that would emerge from the conference from such a perspective.
I wish you would, Judge.
Who would judge?