Sentence examples for judge rendered from inspiring English sources

The judge rendered a $266 million default judgment against the men.

On Feb. 21, a Delhi High Court judge rendered his verdict, saying the evidence was insufficient to convict anyone.

After the judge rendered his sentence, Mr. Junta's 11 brothers and sisters pushed their way out of the court; some cursed at reporters.

After the judge rendered his verdict and sentence, Wylie M. Stecklow, another lawyer for the defendants, reminded the judge that they were supposed to make statements before sentencing.

Last September, after the case was tried but before the judge rendered a decision, the Orleans Parish Criminal Sheriff's Office settled the lawsuit, agreeing to pay an undisclosed amount to the 13 detainees.

As a result, small tweaks of presentation or circumstance could make a major difference: if a judge rendered a decision about granting parole just before a meal, the inmate's odds for a favorable outcome dipped to near zero; just after the judge ate, the chances rose to around sixty-five per cent.

No impartial judge renders the verdict.

The prospect of a jury or judge rendering a verdict against him in any one of the pending cases only compounds the problem.

The judges rendered their verdict after sixteen witnesses, most of them former captives, testified to scenes of depravity.

Britain's best, 64-year-old Harry Gibbs from Bermondsey, was one of the three judges rendered surplus to the verdict, but, for the record, he and Herb Santos, a Vegas regular from nearby Reno, had Hagler up 20-18 afthe two two completed rounds, while the Californian Dick Young saw it for Hearns by the same margin.

But this is Bravo, not the Ovation network, and the judges render their opinions without indication of any obvious agendas.