Sentence examples for rendering decisions from inspiring English sources

The commission, known for lengthy study before rendering decisions, could demand hearings.

And already the courts are rendering decisions against the EPA's actions.

Most of the countries rendering decisions on the subject to follow the rule rigidly.

Patrick Leahy accused Alito of rendering decisions in a "light most favorable to law enforcement". Then there was the old hawk-dove divide.

When a Justice makes such strong and repeated claims for legal neutrality while rendering decisions that consistently reflect a political agenda, one wonders whether he is unconsciously misleading himself, or consciously trying to mislead us.

It's based on the falsehood that this is a nation of laws, not men; that in rendering decisions, disembodied, objective judges are able to put aside emotion and unruly passion and issue opinions on the basis of pure reason.

Magistrate Sabbatino, in rendering decision said, "If the people of Brooklyn can't stand noise, let them move up to Westchester or out to Montauk Point.

This, combined with the complexity of city systems and the nascent 'science of cities', prevents causal effects from being fully described, potentially rendering decision-makers impotent.

Very often, however, the specific factors intervening in these options are difficult to assess, rendering decision making very complex.

One 'flaw' — takes too long to render decisions.

SOTOMAYOR: We don't render decisions to -- we don't render decisions to please the home crowd or any other crowd.