Sentence examples for finding of factual from inspiring English sources

As a matter of legal logic, the trial judge must have made in respect to all seven defendants; (1) a finding of law that the duty holders had a legal duty of care to provide to the public information that was "complete", "precise" and "clear"; (2) a finding of fact that, in breach of this duty, that they did not; and (3) a finding of factual causation that this breach led to losses of life.

A cynical view after reading this study (specifically the finding that lack of factual recall was associated with less recollection of discomfort) might be that it is better to use deeper sedation in ICU patients.

What deletions in the report angered some lawmakers, and why? 3. Divide students in to pairs, and give each student a copy of the first page of "Factual Findings" from the "Abridged Findings and Conclusions" of the Congressional Report on 9/11 (//news.findlaw.com/nytimes/docs/911rpt/conclusions7.pdf).findlaw.com/nytimes/docs/911rpt/conclusions7.pdf

The finding that the number of factual memories was different between the patients without and those with a clear memory of the ICU is consistent with the general lack of clear memory.

Further, the panel in this case failed to accomplish the one task that might have sent a decision on to the Supreme Court with a certain momentum: to produce a unified and coherent set of factual findings and legal conclusions.

While cautioning that he had not read the opinion, he said that rulings like this one, consisting heavily of factual findings rather than merely legal interpretation, were "hard to challenge on appeal".

An account of factual findings written by the judge as she considered Lewandowski's lawsuit painted a picture of a chaotic primary day in Lowell in September 1994, where a system of punch-cards and coloured envelopes appeared to confuse some voters.

The opinion made clear, however, that the First Amendment had prevailed only on the basis of factual findings about the media's innocent receipt of the tapes and about the public significance -- and not simply the newsworthiness -- of the information they contained.

The large amount of factual findings poses a challenging problem for analysis, and even possible quantitative correlation, between particle properties and fluidization behavior.

Tragedies resulting from natural hazards may result in: (1) the risk of compensation payments from civil law claims (Budayeva and Garcés); (2) the risk of penal sanctions from criminal prosecutions (L'Aquila and Fernandez); and/or (3) the risk of factual findings (Sonfriere Hills Montserrat and Raoul Island New Zealand Island).

An intrusive review of factual findings threatens to turn review into appeal".