Sentence examples for factual assessment from inspiring English sources

"He gave a realistic, very factual assessment," he said.

The Times has published 19 examinations of political television ads since Labor Day, most of which have included a factual assessment of the messages.

In the ensuing partisan wars, believing Hiss guilty or innocent was likely to depend more on a cultural choice than a factual assessment.

As Justice Souter reminds us, it is an important principle in the court's political speech and sedition cases that speech cannot be banned based on bad intent, only on a "realistic, factual assessment of harm".

An assertion of difference is a factual assessment.

However, to confuse one's own emotional response to an opinion with a factual assessment of the piece's value or intent is dangerous and irresponsible.

In fact, he claimed, there have been individuals who did not pass the levels of review required to become enemy combatants, which he described as involving legal and factual assessments by the director of central intelligence, the secretary of defense and the attorney general.

SC test should be used in complement with what could be considered as the optimal tool of evidence-based factual knowledge assessment, i.e. rich-context MCQ as used by the National Board of Medical Examination in the United States [ 30].

On factual content assessments, our students performed similarly to students in the other sections (p = 0.737).

In case of factual evidence, the assessment should be documented by several means, such as a memo referencing the report that is assessed.

"The decision was made based on an apparent assumption, without any independent factual gathering or assessment, that the conduct which resulted in Chong's detention did not amount to misconduct and was not criminal.