Examples of 'judged on the basis' in a sentence

Meaning of "judged on the basis"

judged on the basis - this phrase indicates evaluating or forming an opinion about something according to a specific criterion or foundation

How to use "judged on the basis" in a sentence

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judged on the basis
Outstanding achievement shall be judged on the basis of.
Judged on the basis of a single episode.
The designs will be judged on the basis of anonymity.
Judged on the basis of moving.
As it can be judged on the basis of our.
Scholarships will be awarded on academic merit and will be judged on the basis [… ].
Essays will judged on the basis of helpfulness and sincerity.
They already know they will be judged on the basis of it.
This will be judged on the basis of an extract from the trade register.
All candidates will continue to be judged on the basis of own merits.
The work will be judged on the basis of its acceptability to a predetermined historical standard.
Progress in this field will be judged on the basis of hard facts.
We are judged on the basis of whether we have received Jesus as our Savior.
For capitalism can not be judged on the basis of motives.
We prefer to be judged on the basis of our actions rather than our words.

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We live in a society where we are constantly judged on the basis of our looks.
We are judged on the basis.
Let Kamto deploy his program and be judged on the basis of this program.
The routine is judged on the basis of difficulty, execution and presentation.
Why can intelligent creatures rightly be judged on the basis of their integrity?
Performance was judged on the basis of strength, ductility, and several degradation indicators.
I am aware that policies can only be judged on the basis of" concrete results.
For you will be judged on the basis of what you have been given.
In many cases, the instrument must be judged on the basis of its interpretability.
Proposals will be judged on the basis of overall technical quality and cost.
Objective ( natural / scientific ) knowledge, judged on the basis of certainty ;.
Prosperity should be judged on the basis of growth and the declining unemployment rate.
As for large scale projects, these are judged on the basis of an economic analysis.
No one could be judged on the basis of a single accusation Deut.
We understand the proposals were judged on the basis of the submitted documents.
They will be judged on the basis of content, strategy, and style.
Applications are judged on the basis of,.
The contingents were judged on the basis of their physical development, looks, and personality.
Further, good support has to be judged on the basis of the response time.
The competition is judged on the basis of endurance and precision.
The type of bus can be judged on the basis of their colour.
Teams would be judged on the basis of Taste and Presentation.
All applications will be judged on the basis of their technical and.
Judging, Entries will be judged on the basis of creativity, style, originality, and presentation.
Any real life concern will be judged on the basis of all the available information.
The submissions will be judged on the basis of their content and creativity.
It must be analyzed and judged on the basis of the quality of its content.
Are other directors judged on the basis of a distinctive contribution?
Can a life be judged on the basis of one act?
Alternatively, it may be judged on the basis of the engine operating condition.
Should a work of God be judged on the basis of such things?
Radio Oasen " should be judged on the basis of the ideas it disseminated.
However, each case will be judged on the basis of European competition law.
Jehovah 's Witnesses are not to be judged on the basis of someone else 's mistaken beliefs.
All the content will be judged on the basis of quality, traffic, views, and influence.

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Basis in international law and domestic law
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