At long last, someone in authority has had the courage to render to him what is fitting and proper.
Partition was also likely to result in confusion regarding the services the peasants were bound to render to the landlord.
Namely, that one no longer has to render to God what is God's and to Caesar what is Caesar's.
Until your birthday month, however, you just have to render to Caesar his due and keep your innermost concerns and private duties to yourself.
Sony and its developers can control the graphics pipeline, how memories are partitioned, and how and when they render to screen.
But in saying "render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's" did he mean his followers should stick to the spiritual and take a back seat when it came to politics and worldly power?
"[Stallone] wanted to make sure that he would receive substantial monetary compensation for the services he had rendered and was continuing to render to Planet Hollywood International for which Plaintiffs were issued the shares of stock.
There is some evidence to suggest that industrialization strengthened rather than weakened kinship ties and intergenerational co-residence, because of the practical help resident grandparents could render to working mothers.
memory of mankind.…Hence we must render to them indeed the greatest thanks, because they did not let all go in jealous silence, but provided for the record in writing of their ideas in every kind.
On this day of Thanksgiving, let our thanksgiving be revealed in the compassionate support we render to our fellow citizens who are grieving unimaginable loss; and let us reach out with care to those in need of food, shelter and words of hope.
It's now clear why Julian Fellowes was made a Tory life peer last year: for services he was about to render to the Conservative-led coalinion in stupefying a nation with some of the most unprofitable questions ever posed by a prime-time British drama.
