The phrase "rendered its decision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when talking about a court, committee, or other group that has deliberated on an issue and then made and announced a judgment, ruling, or verdict. Example: After carefully considering all of the evidence, the jury rendered its decision: the defendant was guilty.
The Supreme Court of Washington was then somewhat differently constituted than when it rendered its decision on October 14, 1953, reversing the Superior Court's judgment sustaining the Taxpayers' demurrer to the City's complaint.
It also included a statement by the sheriff of a neighboring parish, who accompanied the relator from the chair, that the relator told him on leaving the chair that the electric current had "tickled him". These public records were not in existence, and therefore not before the Supreme Court of Louisiana, when it rendered its decision on May 15 , 1946
After that court rendered its decision, Congress amended the Act to add § 9a, 95 Stat.
On March 3rd, the Domestic Relations Court in Houston rendered its decision.
Just weeks ago, the Court rendered its decision in Masterpiece Cakeshop..
council, which rendered its decision without disclosing its methodology, are uncomfortable with the results.
W.E.B. DuBois would later write that Reconstruction's enemies "relied upon the court to do what Democratic members of Congress had failed to accomplish -- and the Court through a process of reasoning very similar to that of Democratic legislators, deprived the enforcement legislation of nearly all its strength when it rendered its decisions... .. Here's why this is all relevant today.
SCOTUS finally rendered its decisions June 18 on two alleged gerrymandering cases – one from Maryland (Benisek v. Lamone), where Republicans cried foul on Democratic-controlled congressional redistricting; the other from Wisconsin (Gill v. Whitford), where Democrats accused state GOP leaders of mischief in state assembly redistricting.
Just what the jury thinks about Mr. al-'Owhali will not be known until it renders its decision.
In a letter rendering its decision, the department said it was not confident that the agency could address all of its problems in one year.
"As with all voting changes," Mr. Nelson said, "the department will render its decision based on the facts before it and the relevant law and will do so in a consistent and principled fashion".
