Sentence examples for process that weighs from inspiring English sources
As Justice John Paul Stevens wrote in Baze v. Rees, a 2008 case involving a challenge to lethal injection, capital punishment is too often "the product of habit and inattention rather than an acceptable deliberative process that weighs the costs and risks of administering that penalty against its identifiable benefits".
There is no such thing as "objective" performance; instead, we regularly engage in a social comparison process that weighs our performance relative to benchmarks. .
These journals are chosen by a process that weighs citation counts to all papers in the journal; in other words, it judges a paper by the company it keeps.
Before such leaders are monitored in the future, the report recommends, the White House should impose a screening process that weighs the potential economic and diplomatic costs if the operation becomes public.
Now, a Democratic state senator from Santa Barbara has introduced legislation to ban those communications — a move that has raised questions about who gets access to individual commissioners and the fairness of the commission's quasi-judicial process that weighs both sides before rendering a decision.
Applicants had to satisfy a selection process that weighed population and poverty criteria and the community's strategic plan.
It also meant the end of a painful process that weighed on his family and occupied nearly his entire eighth-grade year.
A review committee for the Energy Department also recommended that any requests for money for the biodome be judged through a competitive process that weighed the possibilities against those elsewhere.
It points to an actuarial valuation carried out by the trustees of the USS in March – a process that weighed up the value of the scheme's assets against the amount needed to pay pension rights already accrued, finding a £8bn shortfall.
Finally, there is the matter of the decision‐making processes that weigh these questions.
And every day that weighs on me.
