Sentence examples for judgment is rendered from inspiring English sources

Delay in feedback creates both frustration, when good performance is not quickly recognized, and anger, when judgment is rendered for inadequacies long past.

A cause is pending when it is still open to modifications, appeal or rehearing, and until the final judgment is rendered.

"And one would assume that, in this strong market, sponsors will offer apartments for sale rather than wait until a judgment is rendered against them, forcing sales" in a potentially weaker market.

"Everyone, whether he is a police officer or a civilian, is entitled to equal protection under the law and a fair investigation before any judgment is rendered," she said.

That decision was correct, the majority said today, because Black's Law Dictionary, a standard legal reference work, defined prevailing party as a "party in whose favor a judgment is rendered".

But if a critic's job is to assess the total merits of a work of art - or at least a gaudy chunk of entertainment - reason also argues that the entertainment should be allowed to achieve the completed form its creators had envisioned before judgment is rendered.

Judgment was rendered for the plaintiff.

Judgment was rendered in the circuit court for the defendant.

It was also created to insure that a prosecutorial judgment be rendered in a timely manner.

Judgment was rendered for the plaintiff, which was affirmed by the state court of appeals.

Accordingly, the judgment was rendered by the Court sitting as a Grand Chamber.