Sentence examples for render its decision from inspiring English sources

"As with all voting changes," Mr. Nelson said, "the department will render its decision based on the facts before it and the relevant law and will do so in a consistent and principled fashion".

The U.S. Supreme Court is expected any day now to render its decision in the case of Janus v. AFSCME, and it is expected that the conservative majority on the court will oppose public sector unions (though, of course, it could decide not to).

It took only five minutes for the panel to render its decision on punitive damages after attorneys for Basinger and Main Line Pictures--the small independent production company that sued her--reached a stipulated agreement that the internationally known movie star had a total net worth of $5,387,382.19.

Oil State's petition for certiorari challenged the PTAB's use of IPR to render its decision on three grounds.

The jury is expected to render its decision in a few weeks, right before the regular season opens.

Chief Justice William J. Sullivan expressed concerns that if the panel failed to reach a decision, the court would have less than 60 days to render its decision.

Like U.S. President Andrew Jackson in 1832, many of the supporters of what is now referred to as the Grayson-Paul Amendment to the Financial Stability and Reform Act would like to do away with the central bank, or at least render its decisions irrelevant.

Just what the jury thinks about Mr. al-'Owhali will not be known until it renders its decision.

The Supreme Court of Washington was then somewhat differently constituted than when it rendered its decision on October 14, 1953, reversing the Superior Court's judgment sustaining the Taxpayers' demurrer to the City's complaint.

It also included a statement by the sheriff of a neighboring parish, who accompanied the relator from the chair, that the relator told him on leaving the chair that the electric current had "tickled him". These public records were not in existence, and therefore not before the Supreme Court of Louisiana, when it rendered its decision on May 15 , 1946

In a letter rendering its decision, the department said it was not confident that the agency could address all of its problems in one year.