First, look for anything that might render the grill unsafe or ineffective.
Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the Democratic leader, said he found it hard to believe that Republicans would agree to anything that would render it more difficult to make permanent the much more costly tax cuts that expire in 2011.
If there is anything that could render the recent drowning of four teenagers off City Island even more tragic and shocking, it is recollections by family and friends of the boys as sensible and intelligent and often prudent.
A holograph will, for example, which is usually unwitnessed, is an instrument wholly written in the handwriting of the signer, and it may be accepted as legally binding upon the law to carry out its dispositions, barring the findings of anything that could render it invalid.
In an article in Nature Materials, Steven Cummer, a professor of electrical and computer engineering, and two Duke colleagues describe a pyramid-shaped device that renders anything underneath it along with the device itself invisible to sound.
"You started creating a narrative that would render you blameless for anything that happened in that room," Black told the complainant when he confronted her about the searches.
According to the dispatch, the frog's nervous system renders him incapable of seeing anything that is moving away from & out of reach of his tongue.
The tanning process used at the time rendered leather water repellant, so anything that was enclosed in a leather case was preserved, said Katherine Seymour, Premier's vice-president of communications.
Or is it that our societal discomfort with anything that falls outside of the puritanical norm alcohol, drugs renders us unable to see addicts as human beings deserving of empathy and understanding?
It is designed to find out whether there is anything that could be used to blackmail the juror, thus rendering them a security vulnerability.
