Sentence examples for render the conviction from inspiring English sources

Yesterday Lord Justice Rose said it was "highly regrettable" that Judge Michael Coombe had fallen asleep, but it did not render the conviction unsafe.

The lord chief justice said the absence of access to a solicitor or parent would not of itself have rendered the convictions unsafe, but he drew attention to the "unreliability" of other aspects of the confession made at the end of a three-and-a-half-hour interview.

But they aren't rendered here with the conviction that might make them ring new.

After consulting with prosecutors and Mr. Bruno's lawyers, the judge indicated they could consider all the evidence presented at the trial but could render a conviction on the third count only if they determined that the Vytek payments were part of a scheme to conceal a conflict.

The conviction, rendered by a jury that listened to nearly three weeks of often-graphic testimony about Bonds's suspected steroid use, amounted to an extremely limited victory for federal prosecutors who had spent years pressing their case in an effort to establish that Bonds used steroids during his career, then lied about it under oath.

He arranged for cocaine to be planted in the woman's car, hoping the conviction would render her an unworthy parent.

It was altogether plain that at any moment he and his son might become possessed by the idea that they were appointed God's arm and instrument, and that their conception of God would render the consequence of this conviction far from reasonably bland.

People with disabilities are perceived to be globally helpless based on their need for assistance with some facets of daily life (Wright, 1983), fueling the conviction that they are unable to render the help needed for successful partnership or parenting.

The lack of any intention or foresight of the harm caused to Pearton would render his conviction unsafe.

This practice gave rise to the conviction that fine cooking "fused many layers of flavor into a single, unitary whole, rendering individual ingredients unidentifiable to even sensitive palates".

The court upheld the conviction.