Sentence examples for properly weighing from inspiring English sources

Patients have a hard time properly weighing their options under the best of circumstances.

His decision prevented the jury from contextualising or properly weighing the evidence the guards gave of their respectful, professional treatment of Mubenga.

His book is needed, he argues, precisely because containment is so scorned in Washington that nobody is properly weighing up the arguments for and against it.

Here, after all, is a man who confuses lies for truth, is incapable of properly weighing up existing threats and has proved unable to critically assess the reliability of sources.

Properly weighed, in time, they might have given cause for second thoughts about the wisdom of the invasion.

Disruptions, like moving home, break this cycle and oblige people to once again properly weigh up their options.

But the Department of Justice does not think so, and it has properly weighed in on the side of the plaintiffs.

In her dissenting opinion, Judge Rosemary Barkett said Judge Cooke had properly weighed all of these factors, including Mr. Padilla's time in the brig, and did not abuse her discretion.

He said that his support for a more immediate endorsement of apps came before he and other officials had properly weighed the legal distinctions between applications that incorporate payment and those that do not.

While jurors are considered competent to award millions of dollars and to properly weigh the evidence in the process, they are considered incompetent to decide what evidence should be admissible.

The extradition to Spain of General Pinochet to face charges of torture was becoming a "symbol of a commitment to human rights" rather than a legal matter which had to be properly weighed up.