The business of the courts is to review the Congressional assessment, not for soundness but simply for the rationality of concluding that a jurisdictional basis exists in fact.
Just another argument that today's thoroughbreds are genetically engineered for speed and aggression, not the soundness and stamina it takes to win three Grade I races in five weeks.
Yet their inspectors usually check safety factors and working conditions, but not the soundness of the buildings themselves, and the companies often have little control over the subcontractors who do much of the work.
Rather, AOL Time Warner's biggest problem -- the one that its new management team is bound to tackle first -- is its credibility with investors and customers, not the soundness of its various divisions.
The raising of interest rates in and of itself does not restore soundness to a currency.
His responsibility is simply to confirm the order, not the soundness of the decision.
When it comes to the Big Standardized Tests, we know that one thing is important before all else― not the soundness of the questions or the validity of the test or the value of the scoring or the careful construction of questions that truly measure what they're alleged to measure.
Even when a visual argument is in fact sound, its soundness may not be clear, in which case the argument is not a way of proving the truth of the conclusion, though it may be a way of discovering it.
Since its opening in 2005, word of the Cheonggyecheon's pleasantness and ecological soundness (not that it doesn't burn a fair bit of energy getting the water there in the first place) has spread far and wide – as, to a lesser degree, has word of its high cost (to the tune of $281m) and rising operating expenses.
But hypocrisy does not affect the soundness of an argument.
In an indication that the International Monetary Fund will take a more active role in the fight against corruption, countries agreed for the first time to have their fiscal integrity, and not just the soundness of their finances, measured by the IMF.
