Sentence examples for render their opinion from inspiring English sources

The judges did not indicate when they would render their opinion on the merits of the case.

But this is Bravo, not the Ovation network, and the judges render their opinions without indication of any obvious agendas.

In Convergence, a new interactive dance performance by students from the UK's Backstage Academy, a dancer explores a friction that is, in their opinion, rendering the human form "increasingly obsolete".

The description of a review in the new guidelines states, "Unlike other feature writers, critics are expected to render opinions in their areas of expertise".

Today, Liberty executives said they had withdrawn their request for German officials to render an opinion on such a deal.

"The issue at hand, however, is quite different: whether the A.B.A. alone -- out of the literally dozens of groups and many individuals who have a strong interest in the composition of the federal courts -- should receive advance notice of the identities of potential nominees in order to render prenomination opinions on their fitness for judicial service".

It simply mandated that public companies report on the effectiveness of their internal financial controls, and that auditors render an opinion on them.

"Would love to render an opinion, but. . .

The court has yet to render an opinion.

"Phil not only has no opinion, would not render an opinion, would not get involved in it".

The spokesman, Peter Nelson, said the F.A.A. would not render an opinion for at least a month.