Sentence examples for decisions rendered from inspiring English sources

Court decisions rendered the practice legal in Montana and, most recently, in New Mexico.

Development decisions rendered by public agencies are reviewed, critiqued, and discussed.

This one contains a thousand or so decisions rendered by New York Court in 1981.

Columbia Business School uses a rolling admissions process, which means applications are reviewed — and decisions rendered — as they are received.

"I have maintained faith and trust in the justice system since the very start and the Supreme Court's decisions rendered earlier today reaffirm that belief," he said.

Only about 2% of the divorces heard and the decisions rendered in the District Courts affect the residents of the Virgin Islands.

"Great decisions render artificial dynamics meaningless," Boras said yesterday.

Yet his career has also been interrupted by injury and questionable decisions, rendering his attempts to represent the United States in international competitions disappointing and unfulfilled.

438, 13 S. W. Rep. 610, a decision rendered as late as February, 1890.

Cohen v. Hurley was a five-to-four decision rendered in 1961.

The witnesses said they believed Mr. DiGuglielmo had acted to defend his father, according to the decision rendered this week.