Sentence examples for rendered appeal from inspiring English sources
But they reject the further claim that this has rendered appeal to the virtues in a liberal democracy irrelevant or somehow deeply conceptually confused.
Court decisions rendered by appeals courts become law.
Any move to carry out the eviction before then would "render the appeal redundant and would be contrary to the interests of justice" he said.
That effectively renders the appeal a dead letter, since most of the tapes are expected to go out in that period.
It is the aim of this study to overcome past research negligence by rendering the appeal of the five genres of authenticity in the case of Mount Athos, a religious heritage, or in other words, pilgrimage landscape located in northern Greece, which can be considered as the last surviving byzantine complex of monasteries.
Furthermore, the Union's refusal to recognize the Confederacy as a legitimate enemy rendered questionable any appeal to the laws of belligerent nations.
It suggests bad decisions can somehow be sanitised and rendered unaccountable through appeals not to the electorate but to faith, an echo of the theocracy that we so deplore in some Muslim states.
The settlement rendered moot an appeals court ruling earlier in the day, which would have allowed the board to start mailing out the ballots without a decision on whether to delay the actual referendum.
In Commonwealth v. Mallahan, a decision rendered last year, an appeals court held that a person who launched into an angry, profanity-laced tirade against a police officer in front of spectators could not be convicted of disorderly conduct.
There are superb examples of the so-called white-faced masks of southern Gabon, naturalistically rendered in ways that appeal to Western ideals of female beauty.
But there is no way to appeal verdicts rendered in the court of public opinion against Mr. Picard and his employer, the Securities Investor Protection Corporation, which provides a limited safety net for clients of failed brokerage houses.
