Sentence examples for be given substantial weight from inspiring English sources
The Court must be vigilant in exercising its gatekeeper role because of the latitude given to expert witnesses to express their opinions on matters about which they have no firsthand knowledge and because an expert's testimony may be given substantial weight by the jury due to the expert's status.
A divided three-judge panel of the District of Columbia Circuit ruled last year that the report should be given substantial weight in justifying the indefinite detention of Mr. Latif, though the judges in the majority acknowledged that the report was imperfect.
"When OGE interprets criminal statutes ― some of which apply to the president and some of which do not ― its views are very important and likely to be given substantial weight when the DOJ and courts interpret the statutes.
Three candidates represent proposals for a new sort of inflation targeting that differs from the usual focus on the CPI, in that prices of export commodities are given substantial weight and prices of imports are not: PEP (Peg the Export Price), PEPI (Peg an Export Price Index), and PPT (Product Price Targeting).
"Negative blue slips will be given substantial consideration," he said.
Mergen's family was given substantial compensation, neighbours say.
The tower was given substantial diagonal buttresses with sandstone quoins.
The essay by the applicant is also given substantial weight.
Artisanal boats with limited autonomy are assumed to give substantial weight to non monetary costs derived from e.g., insecurity associated with fishing far away from port, as well as other environmental and cultural factors that assign non-monetary costs to distance.
What is more, the law school actually gives substantial weight to diversity factors besides race.
Further complicating The Times's decision to give substantial weight to the Gottlieb report, the document was in the last batch of evidence that Mr. Nifong turned over to the defense as required by the state's criminal-case rules.
