Sentence examples for law to render from inspiring English sources
Aren't city employees on paid duty compelled by law to render emergency medical assistance when the situation demands it?!
Believing that Clinton had not received a fair trial, Specter cited Scots law to render a verdict of "not proven" on Clinton's impeachment.
In issuing his moratorium on executions, Gov. Gavin Newsom invalidated the victims, the juries, the prosecutors and the judges who all worked within the system, as ordered by state law, to render these verdicts.
In Ghana, only NHIS-accredited facilities are allowed by law to render services to NHIS subscribers and later submit claims to the NHIA for reimbursement [ 15].
Dr. Boskey, Mr. Busch's stepfather, said there were too many people on the 10-person panel who had allegiances to law enforcement to render a fair verdict.
The primary intention of that new law was to render the Bush warrantless eavesdropping program legal, and it achieved that goal by authorizing the NSA to engage in whole new categories of warrantless surveillance aimed at Americans.
In short, it appears that whites (or other non-blacks) may hunt down blacks with immunity from arrest so long as they leave behind no clue that they were not acting to defend themselves; or, to echo Martin Delany, that Florida's Stand Your Ground law threatens to render some citizens subject to the arbitrary wills of others.
Adam and Eve's children did marry unto one another, complicating the estate-tax laws enough to render them unenforceable for millennia while their fates did linger in the courts.
A quaternion-based sliding mode control law is proposed to render the state to track the braking curve strictly.
In 1967, Vermont adopted a law requiring people to render reasonable assistance to someone who is in grave danger, but the penalty for noncompliance is only a token civil fine.
The law had sought to render any contract with an illegal immigrant unenforceable, to make it a state crime for such immigrants to apply for jobs and to make the "willful failure" of an immigrant to carry legal documents at all times a crime as well.
