Horowitz called that behavior "extraordinary and insubordinate" and found none of Comey's reasons a "persuasive basis for deviating from well-established department policies".
Our findings in this review suggest that there is not a persuasive basis for the conclusion that CLL is a nonradiogenic form of cancer.
The epidemiologic evidence of radiation CLL associations is weak; however, given the limitations of the reviewed studies, these findings do not offer a persuasive basis for concluding that CLL is an exception to general principles of radiation carcinogenesis.
"We conclude that the fact that an undocumented immigrant's presence in this country violates federal statutes is not itself a sufficient or persuasive basis for denying undocumented immigrants, as a class, admission to the State Bar," the chief justice wrote.
"The fact that an undocumented immigrant's presence in this country violates federal statutes is not itself a sufficient or persuasive basis for denying undocumented immigrants, as a class, admission to the State Bar," Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye wrote for the court.
This Baudelairean assertion may be valid in theory, but a character who gets his kicks watching mother and stepfather eating the sausages he's just sodomised himself with seems perhaps not the most persuasive basis for a claim that we're all alike.
Instead, he wrote that testimony "based directly on legitimate, preexisting research unrelated to the litigation provides the most persuasive basis for concluding" that an expert's opinions are "derived by the scientific method" (Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 1995).
Her 25 years at Vogue, now as editor-in-chief, during which that magazine's reach, along with her own, has become close to alarming, only diminishes her in the eyes of such critics, although not on the potentially persuasive basis that it has been used to promote capes.
Although his 1835 "Minute on Indian Education" offered a "highly persuasive ideological basis" for the British imperial mission, it was really nothing more than the justification of a policy which Lord William Bentinck, India's governor-general, already supported.
That image derived from her long confinement to a hospital after a cancer diagnosis and was a persuasive example of the readiness of many young Japanese artists to use intimate events and feelings as a basis for work.
He has a persuasive case.
