Sentence examples for judgment rendered from inspiring English sources

It was having a judgment rendered against it.

All five justices agreed that "Massey's conduct warranted the type of judgment rendered in this case".

Clearly, the success of such a drastic overhaul would hinge on how quickly the video could be effectively reviewed and the sideline judgment rendered.

On what basis should a newspaper render its own verdict, short of charges being filed or a legal judgment rendered?" Jehl argued for precision and caution.

"It can say that its courts won't enforce a judgment rendered in another country's courts," he added, but as long as the publication has resources in that country, it would be vulnerable.

But the judgment rendered by the expert panel this week makes it imperative that both organizations re-examine the evidence closely and not simply go into a defensive crouch.

Their judgments rendered it unlikely that the other leading theory will survive verdicts still to come.

The judgments rendered by the electorate are sometimes misinformed, and often harsh, but they are rarely irrational.

They cover an astonishing range of social as well as natural facts, of emotions felt and judgments rendered.

An important element in the convention is the provision that judgments rendered under it are enforceable in all other contracting states.

Mr Bassiouni doubts that the numerous Egyptian judgments rendered in absentia against fugitive Mubarakites would pass muster if challenged in the European Court of Human Rights.Late last year he was asked by Mr Morsi to draft a national asset-recovery strategy.