Sentence examples for reasoning to support from inspiring English sources

The Court's opinion has only its own reasoning to support it.

In some exasperation, Kagan remarks, "Only one thing is missing from the Court's response: any reasoning to support [its] conclusion".

The reasoning to support this opinion applies to both parts of the question, since conscience and moral behavior are opposite sides of the same coin.

At one point Justice Kagan asserted: "Only one thing is missing from the court's response: any reasoning to support this conclusion".

"The judgment of the world's nations that a particular sentencing practice is inconsistent with basic principles of decency," Justice Kennedy wrote, "demonstrates that the court's rationale has respected reasoning to support it".

The problem is not that the Supreme Court is out of touch with the real world, but that it uses formalistic legal reasoning to support decisions clearly favoring certain interests.

In discussion A, students used many reasoning statements to support their claims, and their reasoning statements included warrants connecting their reasons with evidence.

Because answers selected by students were not always consistent with their reasoning, responses were coded again for answer (correct or incorrect) and reasoning used to support the answer (correct, incorrect, or mixed, i.e., a mix of correct and incorrect reasoning).

The objective of this work is to propose a constraint reasoning framework to support safe decisions based on deep biomedical models.

His reasoning appeared to support the idea of another military takeover, or at least a return to a form of "guided democracy" in which the military would have the decisive voice.

Good-reasons theory, in American and British metaethics, an approach that tries to establish the validity or objectivity of moral judgments by examining the modes of reasoning used to support them.