That is, virtually all proponents of public reason assume that there is deep and intractable disagreement amongst some people, and this disagreement is not simply the result of irrationality, prejudice, or self-interest, but rather arises as a result of the normal functioning of human reasoning under reasonably favorable conditions.
Coombs is trying to show, as he put it in a pretrial filing, that Manning did "the right thing for the right reason but under flawed reasoning," and that if the Army didn't stop him, it was in part its own fault.
Under that reasoning, Hamas would be under pressure from Arab states, the international community and from within the broader Palestinian population, to accept a pact, renounce violence and make peace with Israel.
Following Ramsey (1931a) and Savage (1954), they subsume inductive reasoning under practical reason; reason that aims at and ends in action.
Under the reasoning of Newman, no crime had been committed.
Under that reasoning, Mr. Dorhauer would seem to be in a strong position.
Under this reasoning, walking nude in the streets, though antisocial, should be permitted in France.
As his detention approached six months, he filed a habeas corpus petition, arguing that he was entitled to release under the reasoning of the Zadvydas decision.
Under that reasoning, the lower courts concluded that the university's policy did not have a "disparate impact" on gays and lesbians.
The Justice Department statement was carefully worded to avoid conceding that under the reasoning of the Supreme Court decision, the military death penalty provision for child rape is now unconstitutional.
