| In a recent survey by CSA, a pollster, respondents adjudge Mr Hollande the more credible on nine measures out of 12, including combating unemployment and even reducing the budget deficit. |
| If the magistrates would so adjudge her, she would, according to the laws, be hung. |
| I cannot and do not adjudge you unsuccessful, in the sense of having demonstrated your guilt rather than your innocence. |
| In 1997 Mr Brown established five famous so-called tests before we could adjudge sterling's accession to the single currency. |
| It was pretended that the Academy of Arcadians were to adjudge and decree the crown. |
| Then again, who can adjudge the value of an orange-and-black Art Deco porcelain box topped with an evil, grinning clown? |
