Sentence examples for fairly debatable from inspiring English sources

The clarity of Congress's intent here is not fairly debatable.

P. 387. 4. If the validity of the legislative classification for zoning purposes be fairly debatable, the legislative judgment must be allowed to control.

If the validity of the legislative classification for zoning purposes be fairly debatable, the legislative judgment must be allowed to control.

Because it is fairly debatable whether appellees' injury is sufficiently personal and concrete to give them standing, it behooves us to resolve the question under more general separation-of-powers principles underlying our standing requirements.

Much of the compensation was probably not constitutionally required, since it depended on the extent of vested rights in slavery, which was fairly debatable within the English common-law tradition after the 1772 British slave case Somerset v. Stewart.

This is somewhat debatable.

His citation of "Frankenfood" ("a scary word for genetically modified foods") as "a fairly successful new word" is debatable at best, as is his contention that the phrase "sex kitten" is obsolete.

The size and unique history of Texas make its regional affiliation debatable; it can be fairly considered a Southern or a Southwestern state, or both.

Just when Villa were beginning to panic, however, the referee decided Kieran Richardson had been pulled back in the area, a debatable interpretation of what looked a fairly innocuous coming together.

"We believe that there will be an El Niño, but the strength of it is debatable, and it may be a fairly weak one," said Huug van den Dool, a meteorologist at the federal government's Climate Prediction Center.

25 As the standard NIHSS is already fairly quick to perform and reliable, it is debatable whether a shorter scale is needed, and at present the mNIHSS is not frequently used in trials or practice.