Sentence examples for reasoning in that from inspiring English sources

Last June the Supreme Court overturned part of the federal Defence of Marriage Act (DOMA); since then judges across the country have applied the legal reasoning in that case, which said DOMA "demeans" gay couples, to state bans.The chart shows states with gay marriage by the date they legalised it and the proportion of residents who say they are conservative.

As you read these words, for example, you are not reasoning in that way.

The reasoning in that case was similar — sometimes you need to hear the clip to really enjoy the content.

This is an important part of his reasoning, in that rights are not merely abstract principles applied to human affairs, but are derivable from our passionate and emotional natures.

Although the force of Judge John E. Jones' reasoning in that case has deterred several subsequent creationist efforts (National Center for Science Education 2006; Forrest and Gross 2007b), his decision is technically binding only in the Middle District of Pennsylvania.

The system provides an application program with answers to questions of the form "is the probability that ϕ will hold in the world at time t greater than τ?" It is unique among algorithms for probabilistic temporal reasoning in that it tries to limit its inference according to the proposition, time, and probability threshold provided by the application.

An example of the reasoning used in that item selection is shown in Supplementary materials.

This paper proposes an approach that couples an event-driven framework for detecting and reasoning in situations that pose the need for process adaptations with MCDM methods for selecting adaptations.

Last year, a judge for the New York State Supreme Court dismissed the lawsuits, reasoning, in part, that eliminating the practice would decimate the museum's budget.

We know from the reasoning in §2.3 that some restrictions on capture and release will then be required.

Space may be so intuitive as a format for relational reasoning, in fact, that people use it automatically.