Sentence examples for properly reasoned from inspiring English sources

We need properly reasoned policies which will stop grievances turning into terrorism.

District judges would deliver properly reasoned judgments that could be scrutinised on appeal and provide a "real safeguard".

But Mr. Kaine properly reasoned that the shooter could turn to the unlicensed dealers to buy unlimited assault weapons and ammunition for his campus atrocity.

After speaking to more than 500 doctors and members of the public, the report concludes that we sometimes keep treating terminally ill patients after it stops doing them any good – not out of any properly reasoned concern for their best interests, but because death means defeat.

One cannot properly reason about this rooting without first discussing whether archaea are paraphyletic (eukaryotes branch within them) or holophyletic (eukaryotes are their sisters).

Continuing his quote, the Pope said: "'God is not pleased by blood... Whoever would lead someone to faith needs the ability to speak well and to reason properly, without violence or threats.'" If Benedict had restricted himself to those words, it is likely his speech would have passed off with few adverse comments.

The determination of literary merit, it was suggested, should properly be a matter of reasoned judgment and persuasive argument, not mass opinionizing.

Randall and Murdock also have properly knotty reasons for being unsure about a future together.

When properly exercised reason brings the individual to a more developed and compelling understanding of the spiritualised world.

Rawls, in contrast, seeks to be more accommodating, allowing that arguments based on religious comprehensive doctrines may enter into liberal politics on issues of basic justice "provided that, in due course, we give properly public reasons to support the principles and policies that our comprehensive doctrine is said to support" (1999a: 1999a

"The system of supergrasses before did not work properly for many reasons.