Sentence examples for competent to render from inspiring English sources
A constitution has been acquired which, tho neither of us think perfect, yet both consider as competent to render our fellow-citizens the happiest and the securest on whom the sun has ever shone.
Their acts were a grotesque abrogation of duty and breach of faith: as government officials sworn to protect the Constitution; as lawyers bound to render competent and honest legal opinions; and as citizens who played a major role in events that disgraced this country.
As with adults, the goal is to render them competent to face a judge.
3. The Eighth Circuit erred in approving forced medication solely to render Sell competent to stand trial.
In virtually all species studied, capacitation is accompanied by dramatic remodeling of the surface architecture, in order to render spermatozoa competent to recognize the oocyte and initiate fertilization.
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.
About a third of the dialogue is already subtitled, and the rest would take a competent translator about 15 minutes to render.
Prolonged exposure to cold is known to render plants competent to flower.
It must find that medication is substantially likely to render the defendant competent to stand trial and substantially unlikely to have side effects that will interfere significantly with the defendants ability to assist counsel in conducting a defense.
Importantly, phosphorylation of HSF1 at Serine 326 (p-Ser326) is pivotal to render HSF1 transcriptionally competent.
In Xenopus, Sox2 alone could not induce neural differentiation, but it serves to render the ectoderm competent to the neuralizing signal FGF [ 77].
