Sentence examples for rendering judgments from inspiring English sources

Originally, the qadi's work was restricted to nonadministrative tasks—arbitrating disputes and rendering judgments in matters brought before him.

"It's going to be their people who are going to be rendering judgments against the citizens," he said.

Courts, nevertheless, continued to modify its provisions in the interests of rendering judgments that they deemed either to be right or in conformity with developing practices.

However bright and earnest judges may seem in rendering judgments, they are far more than technicians applying specific statutory provisions to discrete pieces of evidence.

On the contrary, Mill was concerned with distinguishing between sinister and non-sinister interests, supplying causal explanations of their origins and development, rendering judgments about them, and attempting to alter the conditions that shape (or more often misshape) men's and women's characters.

Even without suggesting what might be experienced and despite the caveat to avoid rendering judgments, questionnaire responses and OT combine to reflect that participants did experience both ownership and disownership, and that they experienced both more quickly when hand stroking was synchronous than when it was not.

But I applaud the effort that goes into fielding thousands of error reports and rendering judgment.

(2). That the Supreme Court erred in rendering judgment for the respondents.

Freddy Montoya, a native New Yorker who now lives here, said he was willing to wait before rendering judgment.

The other big change, he says, is that "I lost my taste for rendering judgment on people.

"The Jury" is a sea of blank pink faces rendering judgment on a lone black man, and "Barbecue" shows a naked black body strapped to a hot grill.