Sentence examples for fairly supported by from inspiring English sources

The sole discussion of § 2254 d) by the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in Taylor was its conclusory statement: "The County Court's finding that there was no factual basis for the claim of perjury is not fairly supported by the record, and therefore is not entitled to deference.

In view of the paucity of evidence of the absence of bias and the severity of the danger of bias, the District Court properly concluded that the state court's finding "beyond a reasonable doubt" that no bias existed is not fairly supported by the record.

To ensure that this mandate of Congress is enforced, a federal habeas court should include in its opinion granting the writ the reasoning which led it to conclude that any of the first seven factors were present, or the reasoning which led it to conclude that the state finding was "not fairly supported by the record". Pp. 550-552.

Obviously, if the Court of Appeals in this case or any other court of appeals had simply inserted a boilerplate paragraph in its opinion that it had considered the state record as a whole and concluded that the state appellate court's factual determinations were not fairly supported by the record, this objection to the judgment of the Court of Appeals could not as easily be made.

We think that limitation is fairly supported by the historical tradition of prohibiting the carrying of 'dangerous and unusual weapons.'".

We think that limitation is fairly supported by the historical tradition of prohibiting the carrying of "dangerous and unusual weapons.... since this case represents this Court's first in-depth examination of the Second Amendment, one should not expect it to clarify the entire field.

It thus seems that a magmatic response time to a sea level change in the order of a few kyr is fairly well supported by data.

The following two conclusions seem to be fairly strongly supported by the foregoing discussion.

The benefits for women 50 and older have been fairly strongly supported by the medical literature, though there certainly have been some hotly debated challenges.

(very much supported, fairly supported, not supported).

For many years, newspapers and magazines operated in fairly uniform fashion, supported by two streams of revenue.