Sentence examples for identifying the facts from inspiring English sources

This is a critical first step in identifying the facts about past violations and their enduring impact on victims, and informs the types of remedies required to respond to the violations.

Expert opinion should be used appropriately by identifying the facts (experience or observations) that are the basis of the opinions and appraising the extent to which the facts support the conclusions [ 2].

Halprin likens the dance and planning worlds by identifying the fact that process is more dominant, more relevant, than an end result.

(c) contains a dramatization or simulated description of the lawyer, partners or associates, offices or facilities, or services without identifying the fact that the description is a simulation or dramatization.

"The Welsh Rugby Union are doing the right thing by identifying the fact that there are no women on the board as a problem, they're putting something in place now to change that".

When I was in school, 32percentt was an F. The eight news organizations did the best job identifying the fact that the Koch brothers underwrite Americans for Prosperity, citing the Kochs as the group's funders 69percentt of the time.

Failure to use the patient's euvolemic actual weight might overestimate the amount of weight loss over time, thereby suggesting significant malnutrition rather than identifying the fact that the patient is merely dehydrated.

Participation in the study resulted in identifying the fact that a number of massage therapists are engaged in hospital based practice and a point of departure for future collaborations in this area of massage therapy practice.

Few differences were observed between AAB and their respective control groups at 4, 9, or 14 weeks, identifying the fact that AAB and its associated hypertension per se does not influence serum nutrient levels.

Identify the facts and the consequences.

Once you've identified the facts, start thinking about how it affected you.