Sentence examples for reasoned conclusions from inspiring English sources

Atheism and theism are metaphysical stances, not empirically reasoned conclusions.

The reason for this pattern of response, I think, is that Bush holds matters like federalism and free markets as articles of faith, not reasoned conclusions.

"These are not 'mere' allegations," he said, "but the reasoned conclusions of the federal agency responsible for the enforcement of the securities laws after a thorough and careful investigation of the facts".

While the case will probably proceed through appeals, Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis's thoroughly documented findings of fact and thoughtfully reasoned conclusions of law will echo across the nation to enable hundreds of thousands of people with mental disabilities to challenge — even avoid — unnecessary confinement in proprietary nursing facilities and board-and-care homes.

The will is not simply the executor of the intellect's reasoned conclusions.

Scientists gather data about the world around us, analyze it and reach reasoned conclusions based on the evidence.

In civil cases, the judge is expected to set out all the relevant evidence before giving a reasoned conclusion.

Mr. Gore bases his decisions on devouring information and reaching a reasoned conclusion; Mr. Bush operates more on gut instinct.

A scientific and public health truth and reconciliation commission - no blame, no suspicion, but just a committed effort to reach a reasoned conclusion.

They develop students' abilities to navigate a challenging text like the Federalist Papers, to weigh various sources in arriving at a reasoned conclusion, to conduct meaningful research.

Namely, speaking to McLaren to see if he had any further evidence and calmly considering the situation away from the rhetoric, grandstanding and political posturing before coming to a logical, reasoned conclusion.