Sentence examples for analysis turns on from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the Court's insistence that equal protection analysis turns on the basis of a closed category of "fundamental rights" involves a curious value judgment.

Natural selection might have been expected to purge them from the population unless they have some compensating benefit.Of course, this analysis turns on the definition of "inappropriate".

It is well within the FDA's discretion to make its labeling decisions through administrative adjudications rather than through less-formal and less-flexible rulemaking proceedings, see SEC v. Chenery Corp., 332 U. S. 194 (1947), and we have never previously held that our pre-emption analysis turns on the agency's choice of the latter over the former.

As in the power set case, this analysis turns on the way M interprets a particular universal quantifier.

While the decision's legal analysis turned on the First Amendment, it was lost on no one that the justices most committed to defending abortion rights were all in dissent.

The Parden case in final analysis turned on the question of waiver, a majority of the Court holding that it was a federal question since any consent of the State to suit did not arise from an act 'wholly within its own sphere of authority' but in the area of commerce, which is subject to pervasive federal regulation.

Searle's reply turns on his analysis of demonstratives and indexicals ('this', 'you'); we'll compare this with standard accounts of demonstratives by Kaplan and Strawson.

In Australia most CAM services are provided at the patient's expense and arguments for government subsidy turns on cost-benefit analysis.

This analysis revealed that turning on dopamine receptors that increase PKA activity rapidly enhances the number of excitatory synapses on the neurons that express this receptor.

Given, however, the Court's insistence on ignoring statistical disparities across racial groups as occurring "because of" race, we then offer that moving forward equal protection analysis may need to turn on questions of distributive justice.

The answer will turn on close analysis of the language and legislative history of the CSA.