Sentence examples for assessing the facts from inspiring English sources

I do not think we've done as thorough and fulsome a job of assessing the facts and the allegations as we should have".

But Bates disagreed sharply, arguing that "the participation of an advocate would neither create a truly adversarial process nor constructively assist the courts in assessing the facts, as the advocate would be unable to communicate with the target or conduct an independent investigation".

A common recommendation is to move STEM instruction away from teaching and assessing the "facts" to helping students acquire deeper conceptual understanding and transferable problem-solving skills.

Mounir Fakhry Abdel Nour, a cabinet minister, told correspondents last week: "The international media has not assessed the facts in Egypt as we see it here".

Early in each episode, his team rapidly assesses the facts of the case ("torn clothing, bruising, overwhelming evidence of forced intercourse") and the obstacles to conviction ("She went into the room willingly") as he shreds their assumptions.

As Scott Shane wrote in the Times on Thursday, so little is publicly known about the C.I.A.'s erstwhile interrogation program that it is nearly impossible for outsiders to assess the facts with total confidence.

"As a responsible national governing body we will make every effort to assess the facts so that we are able to address the current situation and continually improve our programmes".

It would be nice if instead of a panicked reaction when a celebrity investor steps in, Wall Street kept its head and coldly assessed the facts.

"We are continuing to assess the facts so the president can make an informed decision about how to respond to this indiscriminate use of chemical weapons," the official said.

But there is a refreshing intellectual integrity in Singer's efforts to assess the facts on the ground, as when he writes, "No evidence that I have found enables me to form a clear view about the overall impact of economic globalization on the poor".

Quoting from Ban Ki-moon's report it says the mission: "would be a nimble presence that would constantly and rapidly observe, establish and assess the facts and conditions on the ground in an objective manner, and engage all relevant parties.