Opinion pieces/editorials - these may be written by journalists or experts, but they should be clearly marked as opinion pieces and not mistaken for an impartial news report.
Nationwide, marked public opinion and policy changes are occurring in what is largely a scientific vacuum, with well-controlled, scientific evidence contributing little to the debate on legalization of cannabis for medical or recreational use.
And we believed that under Chevron or Christensen, when the foreign-policy impact of immigration law was added as a separate source of judicial deference, we were justified in exercising the judicial restraint that marked our opinion.
The English-language article at issue was published Oct. 15 in the Afghanistan Express, which bills itself as "the voice of a more hopeful generation". It was marked as "Opinion" and titled, "The Islam of the Taliban and ISIS". The radical Islamist Taliban movement was ousted in 2001 after five years of repressive rule in Afghanistan and has been waging an insurgency since then.
Just as the 2003 protests failed to avert the invasion of Iraq, but permanently marked public opinion – as visible today in widespread public opposition to western military adventurism – so too the success of future Australian asylum activism will have to be measured on a time-scale that looks just slightly beyond the current news cycle.
The respondents marked their opinion on a 7-point Likert scale ranging from "Strongly disagree" (1) to "Strongly agree" (7) for each of the 12 activities listed in the Appendix, which were derived from previous literature, as well as the explorative interview.
You've got up early and gone to a church hall and marked your opinion with a tick and set your Facebook status to "hoping... x": cool.
It centers on employee satisfaction and appears to mark employee opinion as the single most important gauge of progress.
When one Democratic group reportedly tested a television advertisement that accused the president of negligence, the reaction was relentlessly hostile to the ad.But the forbearance that marks public opinion on September 11th is replaced by increasing scepticism when it comes to Iraq.
This reviewer's personal opinion marked down the film as disturbingly unpleasant and slow.
The year 1973, in his opinion, marked "the end of the postwar social contract". Politicians began snipping away restraints on investors and financiers, and the economy returned to spasming and sputtering.
