Sentence examples for factual analysis of from inspiring English sources

Let's try a factual analysis of "fear of the other" and other fantasies.

The four dissenters, in an opinion by Justice John Paul Stevens, disagreed vigorously with the majority's factual analysis of the case as well as with its legal conclusion.

Part of the improved teaching will be a fair and factual analysis of the history of the British empire, which celebrates its achievements in terms of democracy, law, freedoms and trade and does not just acknowledge its faults.

[487 N.With 117] Withishis background in mind, we undertake a factual analysis of the conduct at issue to determine whether Zezulka should be entitled to state governmental immunity.

In the meantime, those who want to make sense of it all will have to make do with the factual analysis of John Lanchester, a British writer of fiction.

At the same time, the activist may not be able to impose its agenda on firm management without running some potential risk of being considered a de facto controlling stockholder: which might be the case where, based on a strongly factual analysis of contextual factors, the minority shareholder was found to actually dominate the board and the corporate decision-making process.

Normally, it takes years of factual analysis to develop these; to do it quickly by talking to G.E. would be very, very troubling".

The only difference I can see that holds up in the light of factual analysis is that Joseph Stack and John Bedell are white Americans who espoused pet causes of the Right -- taxes, too much government, etc..

His careful factual analysis and sophisticated discussion of this very complicated and sensitive issue attracted the attention of major English and American philosophers.

This division of opinion about this case attests to the importance of correct factual analysis here.

The film, which won the Palme d'Or at the 2004 Cannes film festival, uses Moore's trademark mix of comedy, factual analysis and on-camera confrontation to deliver a stinging attack on the Bush administration's case for the 2003 invasion of Iraq and the subsequent lack of dissent by the press.