He spent significant time today evaluating the validity of statements made by both sides.
The validity of statements presenting an opposite point of view is also discussed.
The coalition also questioned the validity of statements posted to Rodgers Twitterr account declaring his positive diagnosis, saying it had not received its own confirmation by him, but Rodgers said in the Daily News interview that the messages were authentic.
In the submitted article, Lansing/de Vet also twist sources and references (a practice Lansing had already performed earlier, see Hauser-Schäublin 2003) in order to diminish the significance and validity of statements other scholars have made and to support their own assertions.
Discussions within groups constitute public discourse and reactions and expectations shaped how conversations proceeded: where a contribution was anticipated as likely to be questioned or questionable, there was sometimes an attempt to reinforce the validity of statements by asserting an unprovable extreme – 'everybody drinks' or 'the vast majority', usually with some emphasis.
As Leon Friedman, a Hofstra Law School professor and author of "The Law of War," said, Mr. Brosnahan has to fight the validity of the statement "because if these statements go in, the ball game's over".
Only after giving this statement much consideration and recognizing the validity of the statement and the source, did I feel that I had passed through the looking glass.
The validity of this statement could be verified by the National Academy of Sciences, which can deliver prompt authoritative reports in response to a Presidential requesti.
But the official said the woman, who also told investigators she obtained a department shoulder patch from one of the firefighters Friday morning, had yet to produce those notes and that the validity of that statement remains unclear.
There is, however, a logical fallacy at play among many of these opponents, in their presumption that the validity of a statement exists in direct proportion to its capacity to offend.
