Sentence examples for rendered official from inspiring English sources

More than 100 individual bishops have rendered official responses to Francis's teaching on the environment, more than half of the church hierarchy.

The music is at a historical crux, rendered official in new histories and a major museum exhibition (coming to Brooklyn in September) yet still condemned by cultural monitors for its content.

One Whitehall source described Romney's remarks as a "total shocker" that had rendered officials "speechless".

The Corporation may, in exceptional instances, confer the degree of Master of Arts ex officio upon a person rendering official service to Yale University who does not hold the title of Professor.

A 1986 Supreme Court decision, Malley v. Briggs, said police officers should be denied immunity from such lawsuits "only where the warrant application is so lacking in indicia of probable cause as to render official belief in its existence unreasonable".

Should the Court reconsider the standard that the presumption that an officer acted reasonably by obtaining a warrant can be rebutted by showing that the warrant was "so lacking in indicia of probable cause as to render official belief in its existence unreasonable"?

"It is the longstanding policy of the F.B.I. not to render official opinions of polygraph charts submitted by an outside entity because there is no way to verify the totality of the circumstances under which the examination was conducted," the bureau said.

Under Supreme Court precedent, Millender's lawsuit can only proceed if Messerschmidt's search warrant was "so lacking in indicia of probable cause as to render official belief in its existence unreasonable".

The state media's recent record of omissions and suppressed information has rendered the official narrative of catastrophes suspect.

For example, in the forecasting example described earlier, the large number of customized spreadsheets rendered the "official" forecast less and less useful.

The stigmatised nature of unmarried motherhood renders official registration and measurement of the phenomena non-existent or unreliable.