Sentence examples for disputed value from inspiring English sources
It argues that mercy was always the most difficult challenge for a judge, fitting uncomfortably within the law and of disputed value.
The I.R.S. can demand that a transaction be undone and assess excise taxes from 10percentt of the disputed value up to 200percentt.
Technocratic approaches are thus inappropriate here, and largely ineffective in terms of impact on policy processes, inter alia due to the implicit, entangled and often disputed value judgments and uncertainties (e.g. Jasanoff, 1990; Sarewitz, 2004; Pielke, 2007; Kowarsch, 2016b).
In ruling for Dr. Bartlett, Judge Sotomayor said that the state mistakenly relied just on tests of disputed value.
It was operating under a new regulatory regime; it owned lots of freehold property of disputed value; its cost of borrowing would plunge when it escaped the harsh terms imposed by government.
At this very moment we have prominent faculty members who stand accused of selling out their reputations to drug companies in order to help the companies market drugs of disputed value for children.
The Pragmatic-Enlightened Model (PEM), developed by Edenhofer and Kowarsch (2015) based on John Dewey's pragmatist philosophy of ends-means-interdependency, provides guidance on assessment design, at least for large-scale assessments of wicked policy issues that face high uncertainty and disputed value-laden viewpoints.
Otherwise, the principles could fall short for issues that involve uncertain facts, disputed values, high stakes and urgent decisions — as in global biodiversity loss and climate change, for example.
Divergence of visions of the future is, as briefly mentioned above, the result of the consideration of controversial and divergent knowledge bases and disputed values during their creation: the divergence of futures mirrors the differences of contemporary positions and reflects today's pluralism.
Echinacea: This popular herbal remedy has disputed medicinal value.
