Sentence examples for rendered a fair from inspiring English sources

In these circumstances, the Court readily found actual prejudice against the petitioner to a degree that rendered a fair trial impossible.

No important high-profile trial has had to be abandoned because pre-existing media-inspired publicity has rendered a fair trial impossible.

The trial was moved to Albany by a panel of appellate judges who ruled that an avalanche of publicity, including mass demonstrations and the arrests of celebrities and leading political figures, had rendered a fair hearing impossible in the Bronx.

And when all was said and done, and the judges had rendered a fair verdict, proclaiming Bradley the winner, it calmly strode out and snatched away some of his credit.

"That doesn't mean they won't render a fair decision.

Do you have feelings about Islam or Muslims that you believe would make it hard for you to render a fair verdict?

"I think that most arbitrators put themselves in the place of a jury as the fact finder and try to render a fair decision," Ms. Klibanow said.

The case is being heard by three judges because the defense maintained that a Scottish jury could not render a fair verdict.

If the citizens are not lied to, the grand jury, particularly, they'll render a fair decision … They lied about crucial evidence.

Dr. Boskey, Mr. Busch's stepfather, said there were too many people on the 10-person panel who had allegiances to law enforcement to render a fair verdict.

And, that fact along with certain comments made about Mexican nationals during Trump's presidential announcement speech have, according to Trump, clearly rendered the judge unable to render a fair decision on the documents based on the law.