Sentence examples similar to deliberated facts from inspiring English sources
The Board heard the further facts, deliberated, and ruled against Dr. Kane.
Juries are supposed to deliberate only on facts, but the key "fact" in Mr. Kearns's case was whether his patents were valid.
It's hard to know what effect the fMRI scans in particular had on the jury in the Dugan case, but Greenberg says the fact that they deliberated for a total of more than 10 hours shows that it was influential.
Other common considerations cited were the understanding of the science and technology being deliberated, historical precedents, and the fact that there are often no clear right or wrong answers in bioethics.
In Italy, judges sit and deliberate the facts with jurors in homicide cases.
After the facts were presented, the court investigated, deliberated, and made its decision by voting.
Often information spreads, or opinion is formed, not on facts, or deliberating information put in front of readers, but on quick glances at headlines and photos.
(3) Although the laws may derive from different sources custom, judicial decisions, or deliberate legislation the fact that they are introduced by the prince gives them all the character of legislation or enactment.
Whether deliberating upon biology or the fact that gustatory preferences brought cows rather than goats upon our fields, she is equally incisive at summarising such calamities as the use of spent distillery grain for animal feed in 19th-century New York.
We hope the Supreme Court justices are aware of that fact as they deliberate on this historic piece of legislation.
