It is because they are averse to what God has revealed that He has rendered their deeds futile.

It is because they are averse to what God has revealed that He has rendered their deeds futile.

1. A default judgment shall not be rendered against a State unless the court has found that

The Trusteeship Council, which has been rendered redundant, stands today as a worthy testimonial of that major accomplishment.

Eighteen decisions were rendered.

Those who are themselves faithless and bar others from the way of Allah He has rendered their works fruitless.

Those who are themselves faithless and bar others from the way of Allah He has rendered their works fruitless.

Since I addressed the Assembly in November 2004, the Court has rendered final judgment in 10 cases, with the judgments in all of the eight cases concerning the legality of the use of force having been rendered simultaneously.

Forty three decisions were rendered.

The limited legal qualifications of a majority of judges in Afghanistan has severely affected the quality of decisions being rendered.

Then He rendered them as stubble devoured.

Then He rendered them as stubble devoured.

In the former logging concession areas, the lack of maintenance has rendered many of the roads barely passable or, in some cases, impassable.

this city wherein you have been rendered violable

this city wherein you have been rendered violable

Say, Yes, and you will be rendered contemptible.

Say, Yes, and you will be rendered contemptible.

So He rendered them like straw eaten up?

So He rendered them like straw eaten up?

On the basis of such arrangements, the United Nations has already rendered assistance to the Office of the Prosecutor on a number of occasions.

It is therefore regrettable to note that this crucial international pact has been rendered ineffective as a result of inaction on the part of States.

Judgement in the Kajelijeli trial was rendered on 1 December 2003.

The Chamber also rendered 154 decisions (69 written and 85 oral).

It is a myth that has helped fuel wars and may hinder finding solutions to the world s biggest problems. Though the origin of this myth is cloudy, science has proven its falsity, and a globalized world has rendered it anachronistic.

It spared nothing it came upon, but rendered it like decayed ruins.

It spared nothing it came upon, but rendered it like decayed ruins.

The Appeals Chamber rendered its judgement on 13 December 2004 in Arusha.

It's the direct signal being recorded from my head, rendered in real time.

Who hath fed them against hunger and hath rendered them secure from fear.

Who hath fed them against hunger and hath rendered them secure from fear.

The composition of the panels and the corresponding judgements rendered were as follows

Thirty written and 27 oral decisions were rendered during the period under review.

During the period under review, 44 written and 19 oral decisions were rendered.

That is because they disliked what Allah revealed, so He rendered worthless their deeds.

That is because they disliked what Allah revealed, so He rendered worthless their deeds.

That is because they hated what Allah revealed, so He rendered their deeds null.

That is because they hated what Allah revealed, so He rendered their deeds null.

The Boundary Commission rendered its final and binding legal decision on 13 April 2002.

In the reporting period, the Trial Chambers have rendered three judgements involving five accused.

Security is provided at all times, and the confidentiality of services rendered is ensured.

As for the unbelievers, they will suffer misfortunes, and their deeds will be rendered ineffective.

As for the unbelievers, they will suffer misfortunes, and their deeds will be rendered ineffective.

Defines as an offence the deliberate acceptance of services rendered by victims of human trafficking.

The Eurosystem has been rendered more fragile and subject to destabilization. Other European finance ministers will have to answer for agreeing to forward to their leaders a provisional draft containing Schäuble s destructive language.

Things derived from a crime concerning which a verdict of guilty or judicial pardon has been rendered, provided that the owner thereof is not a person having had no hand in the crime