I judge her to be about 40.
我断定她有40来岁。
Mary's a good judge of wine.
玛丽是鉴别酒的专家。
Tom's function is analogous to that of a judge.
汤姆的职责与法官类似。
Zhao Ping, vice-dean of the academy of Beijing-based China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), said that judging from the recovery of China's convention and exhibition industry between January and April, the effects of exhibitions in various industries have generally exceeded expectations.
总部设在北京的中国国际贸易促进委员会(CCPIT)研究院副院长赵平表示,从1月至4月中国会展业的复苏来看,各行业的展览效果普遍超出预期。
To do something together with China is more important than judging daily issues," he added.
与中国合作比判断日常问题更重要,”他补充道。
The nighttime environment has always been one of the key technical difficulties in autonomous driving technology as it's hard for vehicles to judge obstacles and pedestrians in dim light.
夜间环境一直是自动驾驶技术的关键技术难点之一,因为车辆在昏暗的光线下很难判断障碍物和行人。
A Delaware Chancery Court judge eventually ruled that Musk had until Oct 28 to cement the Twitter deal or head to trial.
特拉华州衡平法院法官最终裁定,马斯克必须在10月28日之前巩固与推特的交易,否则将接受审判。
He said Chaumet does not judge its group of particular clientele by age.
他说,Chaumet不会根据年龄来判断其特定客户群体。
No matter judging from the development of Pudong, or the expectation of launched policies, the area has created perfect development conditions for multinational biopharmaceutical companies.
The rebound in overseas markets is likely to be quick judging from the company's rapid recovery in the Chinese market, Zhao said.
Data from the Beijing-based market research company Guduo Media said that currently, 80 percent of high-quality original Chinese cartoon and comics are posted at Kuaikan, judging from the users' interaction and comments.
When judging whether a single project is worth investing in, the AGF team will conduct business due diligence and financial analysis while analyzing the project's environmental, social and governance aspects, said Bai Bo, chairman and CEO of AGF.
In March, US District Judge Rudolph Contreras put a temporary halt to the restrictions, saying the US move was "arbitrary and capricious" and did not allow the firm its due process rights.
Tying Chinese company to country's military 'deeply flawed', judge rulesA US federal judge blocked enforcement of the investment ban on Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi that was set to take effect this week.
US District Judge Rudolph Contreras on Friday issued a preliminary injunction to halt the restriction, saying the designation of Xiaomi as a Chinese military company is "deeply flawed" and lacks "substantial evidentiary support".
The judge dismissed the evidence, saying "5G and AI technologies are quickly becoming industry standard for consumer electronics devices, demonstrated by the fact that Xiaomi's key competitors provide smartphones equipped with 5G and AI features".
"It seems implausible that these industries would be involved in the military-civil fusion that is of concern here," the judge said.
A federal judge temporarily blocked the US Department of Defense from restricting US investment in Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp, Bloomberg reported on Friday.
US District Judge Rudolph Contreras on Friday put a temporary halt to the ban for Xiaomi, the report said.
China's rapid recovery from the COVID-19 epidemic and the country's ongoing consumption upgrade have boosted the confidence of international theme park operators, judging by the steady progress of their projects in the country, industry experts said.
The latter pair normally relies on machine learning to judge one's predispositions and pushes relevant videos accordingly.
The order banning downloads of WeChat in the US was blocked by a federal judge in September shortly after it was scheduled to take effect.
"It's not appropriate to use GMV or gross merchandise volume-an indicator that the e-commerce sector usually uses to evaluate sales-to judge companies in the education industry," said Zhai Jia, managing director of Sequoia China, a private equity firm.
Judge Wendy Beetlestone ruled on Oct 30 that she found the US government's "own descriptions of the national security threat posed by the TikTok app are phrased in the hypothetical," and therefore she could not find that "the risk presented by the government outweighs the public interest in enjoining" the ban.
U. S. District Judge Carl Nichols in late September issued a preliminary injunction to prevent the TikTok app store ban from taking effect.
He told the judge that the "elephant in the room" was that Meng and Huawei had not lied and instead had given HSBC all the information needed to assess the risk, contrary to US claims.
Foreign Ministry Wang Wenbin made the remark at a regular news briefing in Beijing after a United States federal judge ruled Sunday in favor of TikTok by temporarily blocking US President Donald Trump's order to ban downloads of the app in the US.
LOS ANGELES -- Video-sharing social networking platform TikTok welcomed a preliminary injunction issued by a federal judge Sunday night against a US administration's order to ban the popular app from American online app stores.
The Los Angeles-based company made these remarks after Judge Carl Nichols of United States District Court for the District of Columbia handed down the temporary injunction which granted a short-time reprieve to TikTok and its Chinese parent company ByteDance.
A US federal judge ruled on Sunday in favor of TikTok to temporarily block President Donald Trump's order to ban downloads of the app in the US.
US District Judge Carl Nichols in Washington, DC, made the decision hours before the ban would take effect after Sunday midnight.
The judge on Sept 24 ordered the Trump administration to either postpone its ban on TikTok or respond by the afternoon of to the company's request.
A judge in Pennsylvania rejected the request on Saturday, saying that the three had failed to prove they would suffer "immediate, irreparable harm" if new downloads are barred, since the app would remain operational for current subscribers.
Another federal judge in San Francisco has blocked a similar order from taking effect on the social media app WeChat.
The judge cited "serious questions" about whether the WeChat ban infringed on users' First Amendment rights.
A US judge on Sunday temporarily halted President Donald Trump's executive order to ban WeChat, a Chinese messaging, social-media and mobile-payment app, slated to go into effect Sunday night.
Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler in San Francisco issued the order granting motion for preliminary injunction, which determined the restrictions placed on WeChat could violate the Constitutional Amendment rights of its users in the United States.
"The result is that consumers in the US cannot download or update the WeChat app, use it to send or receive money, and -- because US support for the app by data hosting and content caching will be eliminated -- the app, while perhaps technically available to existing US users, likely will be useless to them," Judge Beeler wrote in her order.
After three hearings held in three consecutive days, Judge Beeler finally hit pause on the Trump administration's WeChat ban.
They have asked a federal court judge to stop Trump's directive from being enforced, saying it would violate the freedom of speech, free exercise of religion and other constitutional rights of WeChat's users in the US.
"Judging from the operation rules of the human immune system, there will be a window period of detection after COVID-19 infection, and the window period varies from person to person,"Li Wenmei, deputy director of the point-of-care testing branch of the China Association of Medical Equipment, and also president of Wondfo.
Judging by the experiences of similar companies in aviation markets like the United States, Chen sees great potential for OTT in China.
After four days of arguments, Canadian Judge Heather Holmes has decided to reserve judgement for a later date on the topic of double criminality in the extradition case of Huawei senior executive Meng Wanzhou.
Speaking on behalf of US authorities on Wednesday, Crown counsel Robert Frater told the judge that "fraud, not sanctions violations, is at the heart of this case.
Richard Peck, another lawyer for Meng, countered the Crown by telling the judge that her interpretation of the law must be informed by values "enshrined in the Constitution".
If the judge rules the legal test of double criminality has not been met, Meng will be free to leave Canada.
It was said that if the judge rules Meng should be extradited to face charges, Justice Minister David Lametti will still have the final decision on whether to surrender her to the United States.
"If the judge finds no dual criminality conditions, it could end the trial.
If there is dual criminality found by the judge, then the trial will proceed but will take a long time, two years, maybe," Tiberghien told China Daily.
"The comfort level is not the only criterion on which to judge a hotel in this era when people have a mobile life and travel a lot," said Gao Xiao, Pullman Fuzhou Tahoe's director of marketing.
Today's seemingly unlimited amount of information - online news, social media, daily emails and a lot of other open data and shared information - makes knowledge management applications a must-have tool, judging by their growing popularity with Chinese netizens.
An Oklahoma judge determined that Johnson & Johnson was liable for fueling an opioid epidemic in the south central US state by deceptively marketing addictive painkillers and ordered the New Jersey-based drugmaker to pay $572.1 million.
The decision by Judge Thad Balkman of Cleveland County District Court in Norman, Oklahoma, followed a seven-week non-jury trial.
But the judge said the figure he awarded covered only one year, saying Oklahoma did not offer enough evidence of the time and costs to address the opioid crisis beyond that.
The litigation has been closely watched by plaintiffs in about 2,000 opioid lawsuits pending before a federal judge in Ohio.
"The Republican commissioners led by Simons said if the FTC had gone to court "it is highly unlikely that any judge would have imposed a civil penalty even remotely close to this one.
The next two big steps will be determining the position of Makan Delrahim, head of the antitrust division, and the identity of the judge assigned to the states' lawsuit, Levin wrote.
Qualcomm Inc illegally suppressed competition in the market for smartphone chips by threatening to cut off supplies and extracting excessive licensing fees, a US judge ruled, a decision that could force the company to overhaul its business practices.
The decision issued late Tuesday night by US District Judge Lucy Koh in San Jose, California, caused Qualcomm shares to plunge 11.4 percent on Wednesday.
"We strongly disagree with the judge's conclusions, her interpretation of the facts and her application of the law," general counsel Don Rosenberg said in a statement.
"Mo, who was a New York deputy police commissioner in the 1980s, said if Liu fails to appear in court, the judge might automatically rule in favor of the plaintiff in the lawsuit, but Liu will not be arrested if he fails to appear in court because it's a civil case.
"Of the total, disputes brought by poor-quality online goods and loans made up most of the cases", said Li Chunmei, chief judge of the court's Shangdi Tribunal.
The customer asked the defendants to return his payment, 4,999 yuan ($744), for the bike, as well as claiming 14,997 yuan in compensation from the service provider, according to the judge.
Wang said the UK is in a better position than the United States to judge whether Huawei poses security risks, for it has a monitoring body that has been checking the company’s products for years.
Peter Williamson, an honorary professor of international management at Cambridge Judge Business School, said Huawei's strong relationships with partners across Europe built over the past decade are paying off.
The judge also ordered Meng, a mother of four, not to approach the regional airport, to wear a GPS tracker, pay for security surveillance and agree to unannounced police visits.
Meng cried upon the announcement from the judge.
The judge ordered Meng, a mother of four, to remain in a restricted area of Vancouver, wear a GPS tracker, pay for security surveillance and agree to unannounced visits by police.
The hearing will resume on Tuesday 10:00 am PST (1 pm EDT/ 1800 GMT), the judge said.
Lu Zhengxin, the judge responsible for the case, said who should be given the copyright if a work is produced via artificial intelligence or big data systems, not by a person, is the focus of the dispute, as well as a challenge in legal practice.
"Judging from the enterprise's latest moves to focus on smart logistics and building unmanned warehouses, JD.
"This card would prove very helpful for frequent China travelers, and those who frequently purchase products from China through e-commerce," said Alan Barrell, entrepreneur in residence at the Judge Business School at the University of Cambridge.
Uber was granted a new, shorter, licence to operate in London on Tuesday after a judge said it had made the changes required to be deemed fit and proper, after its earlier application was denied last year.
But Judge Emma Arbuthnot at Westminster Magistrates Court ruled that Uber could operate in London on a 15-month licence, subject to strict conditions.
A federal judge on Tuesday approved telecommunications giant AT&T's $85 billion purchase of Time Warner, rejecting objections by the US Justice Department and setting up what analysts expect to be a spurt of deals in the US media sector.
After a six-week trial, Judge Richard J. Leon in Washington rejected the Justice Department's argument that the acquisition of Time Warner by AT&T, the world's largest telecommunications company, would lead to fewer choices for consumers and higher prices for television and internet services.
But the judge discouraged the government from asking him to put his ruling on hold pending appeal.
Before the trial started, AT&T lawyers said the Time Warner deal may have been singled out for government enforcement but Judge Richard Leon of the US District Court for the District of Columbia rejected their bid to force the disclosure of White House communications that might have shed light on the matter.
The whole manufacturing and distribution process happened in China, hence it does not show up in trade statistics, the report said, concluding that it is misleading to judge economic exposure between two countries by looking only at the trade balance.
"We focus on the whole life cycle of products when judging whether an enterprise is ecological.
Leshi said it could not judge the fluctuation of the stock price once it resumes trading, and warned investors of paying attention to investment risks.
The earlier version of this complaint, filed by three other women who also used to work for Google, had been rejected by a judge for being "overly broad.
A US bankruptcy court judge approved New York-based Vitamin World Inc's sale to Feihe International on Thursday, a move which will help the Chinese baby formula maker to expand into the nutrition and health business amid a saturating milk powder market in the country.
A bankruptcy court judge approved Vitamin World Inc's sale to Feihe International on Thursday, a move that will help the Chinese baby formula company to expand its range to the nutrition and health business.
The Uber case has caused concerns after a judge in Barcelona, Spain referred it to the ECJ in July, 2015 to determine what kind of company Uber is.
Meanwhile, it can assist the bank in judging financial fraud, money laundering and other business risks, providing security guarantees for bank customers and improving user experiences.
The platform can scan, collect and judge everything a user posts or shares, ranking them all in what it believes to be the precise order of relevance and value.
Alan Barrell, a professor at the University of Cambridge's Judge Business School, highlighted the importance of experienced executive staff and advisors and connections to incubators and accelerators in China.
"Judging from CES, an important global industry exhibition, in recent years, more Chinese technological innovation companies participating in the exhibition rely on quality and technology to win," she said.
Judging from their performance during August, September and October, companies' current positive year-on-year profits can be sustainable.
Judging from the structure of imported goods in November, while imports of integrated circuits and steel continued to decline, the volume of imported commodities such as energy and iron ore maintained rapid growth, reflecting an overall recovery in demand across the world, said Zhou.
"Judging from China's headline activity data, positive factors in China's economy are amassing," said Wen Bin, chief economist at China Minsheng Bank, noting that the pickup came as a range of government measures were implemented on the ground, designed to support the private economy, invigorate the capital market and expand strategic emerging industries.
Judging from the total trade volume of the RCEP members since January 2022, the dividends of this agreement are interrelated, not isolated.
Judging from trading volume, investors are often prone to amplify short-term pessimism and ignore the impact of longer-term factors, which seems to be even more the case in the Chinese market.
Li Yanchuan, head of Amazon China Global Store and Prime, said young Chinese consumers, especially Generation Z — born in the mid-1990s and 2000s — think and judge independently while choosing brands, and prefer to pursue niche lifestyles and personalized products.
As optimism and pessimism both arose, how does one correctly judge the economic trend?
"But the two phrases, in essence, seem to be the same, judging from the recent practices of US coercing countries such as the Netherlands and Japan to impose stricter chip export controls on China," said Wei, who is vice-chairman of the China Center for International Economic Exchanges.
Judging from history, international multilateral rule-making should be conducted retroactively.
Judging from their trade structure, China and Central Asian countries possess distinct comparative advantages in various goods.
We firmly uphold equal protection," said He Zhonglin, first deputy chief judge of the Intellectual Property Court of the Supreme People's Court at the Forum.
Zhao Ping, vice-dean of the academy of Beijing-based China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, said judging from the recovery of China's convention and exhibition industry this year, the effects of exhibitions in various industries have generally exceeded expectations.
The US report uses its own definition of "market economy" to judge other WTO members, lacks legal and factual basis and shows the country's unilateralism and bullying behavior, the ministry said in an online statement.
Participating in international exhibitions can be a practical way for Chinese exporters to build relationships with new clients, judging from the deals sealed in overseas markets over the past two months, said Lian Ping, chief economist at Zhixin Investment.