Sentence examples for reasoning for opposing from inspiring English sources

The Nevada Association of School Superintendents expressed concerns about the "mechanics" of enforcing the law as part of its reasoning for opposing the bill.

What is particularly novel about the reasoning of the leader of the Conservative party is that concern about unaccountable judges is usually the reason protagonists give for opposing bills of rights, not for introducing one.

He went to jail for opposing Franco.

He is being punished for opposing Sonia and Rahul Gandhi.

In our everyday reasoning, we do little to get real evidence when we take positions or make decisions, and do even less to get evidence for opposing positions, if we bother to even think of them at all.

Professor Kurtz founded the Center for Inquiry, which promotes evidence-based reasoning and opposes organized religion, and the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal (known as Csicop), which is dedicated to debunking pseudosciences.

Under this line of reasoning, anyone opposed was unpatriotic.

Howell raises a similar concern: "In §17 Kant simply does not make this inference clear, and an air of blatant fallacy hovers over this part of his reasoning" (Howell 1992: 228; for an opposing view see Keller 1998: 80).

By this reasoning, Fries strongly opposed any use of painkillers.

Aim for the opposing triangle.

Some, including Catholic opponents of aid in dying, have cited this shortfall as a reason to oppose its legalization, reasoning that better hospice and palliative care access will eliminate patients' pain and suffering and therefore their need for medical assistance with dying.