Sentence examples for render a fair from inspiring English sources

"That doesn't mean they won't render a fair decision.

Do you have feelings about Islam or Muslims that you believe would make it hard for you to render a fair verdict?

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 case is being heard by three judges because the defense maintained that a Scottish jury could not render a fair verdict.

If the citizens are not lied to, the grand jury, particularly, they'll render a fair decision … They lied about crucial evidence.

Mrs. Johnson Sirleaf has dismissed but not prosecuted many of the government members identified by the corruption watchdog, because, she has said, she does not believe Liberia's broken criminal justice system is ready to render a fair verdict.

It also said: "Judge Persky applied the applicable laws, reviewed the right circumstances and factors that he was required to review, did not abuse his legal authority and utilized the discretion afforded to him to render a reasonable, fair sentence within the confines of the law and in line with the probation recommendation".

No important high-profile trial has had to be abandoned because pre-existing media-inspired publicity has rendered a fair trial impossible.

The trial was moved to Albany by a panel of appellate judges who ruled that an avalanche of publicity, including mass demonstrations and the arrests of celebrities and leading political figures, had rendered a fair hearing impossible in the Bronx.

And when all was said and done, and the judges had rendered a fair verdict, proclaiming Bradley the winner, it calmly strode out and snatched away some of his credit.

Coming on the heels of John McCain's rant against so-called "activist judges," the decision provides a refreshing example of a Republican-dominated state court transcending ideology and political pressures to render a scrupulously fair ruling based on law, precedents and common sense.