Sentence examples for explicit findings from inspiring English sources

In addition, the sentencing process has become more formalized, with the judges being required to present explicit findings concerning how they reached decisions.

Any explicit findings that Congress chooses to make, though not dispositive of the question of rationality, may advance judicial review by identifying factual authority on which Congress relied.

"This court made a number of explicit findings that the tobacco companies perpetuated fraud and deceived the public regarding the addictiveness of cigarettes and nicotine," she said.

Among the most important and explicit findings is that, over the ten years that "the geographical accident where trash is deposited, known as the Cocula Dump" has been in existence, there have been numerous fires.

As Srinivasan notes, what Kavanaugh essentially suggests is that, against the explicit findings of several Supreme Court decisions, the regulators, and the regulated industry, internet providers should be granted free speech rights that allow them to arbitrarily limit the free speech of their users.

Within "communication with clinicians", specific competencies such as "the resident reports relevant, accurate and explicit findings of radiological diagnostics timely" were formulated.

Though not making an explicit finding on the law, Chilcot did examine the circumstances in which the attorney general's legal advice was finally given.

Further these pieces of software do not indicate which explicit finding on an axial slice was evaluated in the previous examination if there are multiple lesions on the same slice.

Further, tacit knowledge plays an important role in practitioners' interpretation and implementation of explicit research findings.

Our paper provides such iterative methods (an implicit and an explicit) for finding minimum-norm solutions of nonlinear operator equations governed by non-expansive mappings.

In this article, we introduce iterative methods (implicit and explicit) for finding a common fixed point set of a countable family of strict pseudo-contractions, which is a unique solution of some variational inequality.