Sentence examples for render decisions from inspiring English sources

But the credibility of the system is jeopardized when arbitrators can render decisions without explanation.

At many schools, "demonstrated interest" is a factor that admission committees consider as they render decisions.

"Supreme Court Fault Lines" (editorial, Dec. 14) does not mention the judiciary's inability to render decisions in a timely manner.

State courts also render decisions on the validity of contested legislation that enables a state to exercise its police powers.

The American package will increase the number of staff reviewing defense-related licenses by 50percentt and render decisions in as little as 10 days, the officials said.

The Majoras relationship "calls into question the ability of the commission to render decisions that are fair and just," the groups said.

I don't mean to suggest that machine learning is inevitably unfair, but rather that there are powerful forces that can render decision making that depends on learning algorithms unfair.

First, as compared with femoral presentations, the size of tibial tumors and the close proximity of surrounding neurovascular structures often render decision-making regarding limb salvage difficult.

In the current economic climate, such a tool will render decision-making easier for pharmaceutical industries that will want to test innovative devices and newly developed treatments.

The commission, known for lengthy study before rendering decisions, could demand hearings.

On Friday, military courts in Washington State and Texas rendered decisions that, with a bit of bad luck, will create a nasty dilemma for President Obama.