Sentence examples for rendered a judgment from inspiring English sources

The court then rendered a judgment that Turner pay a fine of $300.

The U.S. Supreme Court has never rendered a judgment as to whether electrocution violates the U.S. Constitution's Eighth Amendment prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment.

231, which had rendered a judgment awarding respondent $186,707.06 as increased compensation due for the years 1931 to 1938, Griffin v. United States, 77 F.Supp.

"The victims have waited 35 years for legal accountability, and now that the tribunal has rendered a judgment, it is a clear milestone".

This is the worst possibility for Republicans because it implies that, as in 1948, the public will have rendered a judgment about who is responsible for the state of the economy, and that judgment will have been made against them.

During the past twenty-four hours, Trump has rendered a judgment of nice on four commentators, including two-time Pro Bowl quarterback Joe Theismann, who was nice to Trump on Fox News Channel ("He knows far more than football.

But Brennan repeatedly refused to render a judgment on whether there was collusion.

He said he did not know enough about it to render a judgment.

I want to spend more time with the proposal before rendering a judgment on that.

Democratic leaders did not wait for the formal remarks before they began to render a judgment.

And they'll listen to positions and they'll read words and then they'll render a judgment.