Sentence examples for government render from inspiring English sources

Its basic mission is to render unto the government what belongs to the government, render unto the market what belongs to the market and render unto society what belongs to society.

In essence, they say, the government rendered him incompetent to stand trial, a position the prosecution vehemently denies.

They got that in Malcolm Turnbull, and now it feels like they have had a change of government – rendering the next election moot.

A tiny percentage of the highest-income Americans will pay more for the service the government rendered to their brokerage firms and investment banks in 2008.

His appointment highlights how Labor's withdrawal has narrowed Mr. Sharon's government, rendering it a coalition of rightist and religious parties.

That its hemispheric neighbors witness this implosion without using the means they have to bring meaningful pressure to bear on the government renders the failure all the more profound.

Lawyers for James (Whitey) Bulger on Monday won a four-month delay in his trial and told a judge that a deal between their client and the government renders him immune from prosecution, and that they will seek to have charges against Mr. Bulger dropped.

Maybe our view of war and of terrorism is too narrow and has failed to take into account what a government rendered powerless in military terms can yet achieve in other ways to undermine the invading powers and their ability to reassure the population that better days are coming.

Economists have written that with our government rendered impotent we simply do not have the strength to turn things around.

By operating outside the purview of a government rendered suspect by its close ties to Wall Street, Bitcoin had remained independent and empowering.

Problem was: for many countries (including not just former President Zelaya's allies in the Boliviarian ALBA alliance--that includes Venezuela, Bolivia, Ecuador, Cuba and Nicaragua--but Brazil and Argentina as well) the elections had been held under the authority of a de facto government rendering the election results illegitimate.