Sentence examples for an effort to render from inspiring English sources

B's promise (or performance) is an element, extrinsic to a normal gift promise, introduced by the parties in an effort to render the transaction enforceable (since the law does not treat normal gift promises as enforceable).

At the hearing before Judge Mukasey two years ago, prosecutors asked him to order Ms. Lindauer to take antipsychotic drugs in an effort to render her competent for trial.

She has made an effort to render it more feminine though: 'I painted it pink but in the hot, hot summer a certain urinous tang still rises up off the floor.' She has always wanted to write novels.

"It is a destructive malware that corrupts files on a compromised computer and overwrites the MBR Master Boot Recordd) in an effort to render a computer unusable," Symantec said in a blog posting about the virus, which it called W32.Disttrack.

Dynamic supply rates, expressed as quadratic differential forms, are used in an effort to render dissipativity based control design methodologies less conservative.

"It is a destructive malware that corrupts files on a compromised computer and overwrites the MBR Master Boot Recordd) in an effort to render a computer unusable," wrote security firm Symantec.

In Los Angeles, he has made a valiant effort to render sacred space on a large scale, and he has done it without tricks or gimmicks.

Sometimes the effort to render a given original in a given medium requires approximation and elaboration of various sorts, so that any rendering of the given original in the given medium will be correct only up to a point and incorrect thereafter (such is approximation) and more complex or longwinded than the thing rendered (such is elaboration).

The hollow call for freedom and individualism is designed to mobilize popular nostalgia for a lost world -- devout, quiescent, stratified, and masks the effort to render a desperate populace pliable and compliant.

In a discussion before the show, Trevis noted that she'd wanted to avoid trying to fashion something filmlike on the stage, describing her approach as an effort to "try and render for the theatre what the theatre does best".

In his effort to render nature through art, Hoefnagel paints even the shadows beneath his beetles and flies, a surreal effect that, paradoxically, imparts a sense of transcendence.