Sentence examples for rendering opinions from inspiring English sources

The aim is to send a chilling message to judges beyond Iowa's borders to beware of rendering opinions that some voter blocs might dislike.

During the process of rendering opinions into such a visual form, many artistic decisions (regarding symbols, allegories, techniques, composition, and so forth) must be made.

Consultants were getting paid as much as $15,000 monthly; paid advisers were rendering opinions on what kind of paper the headquarters should use.

The store is the modern city-state, the place where people act as free citizens, making choices, rendering opinions and socializing with others.

Since 1994, Mr. Dash has been a part-time ethics adviser to Mr. Starr, rendering opinions on the many assaults on Mr. Starr's fairness.

One thing scientists seem to have no problem with is rendering opinions about which institutions and companies are better than others!

Mr. Fournier is not qualified to render opinions regarding product warnings or bilingual instructions.

The description of a review in the new guidelines states, "Unlike other feature writers, critics are expected to render opinions in their areas of expertise".

Advances in mammography and other imaging technology over the past 30 years have meant that pathologists must render opinions on ever smaller breast lesions, some the size of a few grains of salt.

The top lawyers at most city agencies will continue to report to the mayor's office, while Racine will retain the power to render opinions on matters of policy and legislation.

Where else can you earn that kind of money?" Lawyers asked to render opinions on whether a shelter was legal can also be intoxicated by the chance to profit handsomely.