"The government's self-chosen reckless disregard of the truth and of the critical role of independent judicial review breached that trust and desolated the warrant's basis," wrote Mr. Rajaratnam's lawyers at the law firm Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld.
Yes, there are differences between the two, some good and some bad, but in my book those differences don't warrant 232 basis points in yield.
"It should be noted that what the court in its judgment today addressed was the issuing of an arrest warrant on the basis of specific information, rather than a determination as to whether an individual should or should not be extradited," he said.
Future studies using genome-wide scanning techniques will warrant the biological basis for phenotypic variations in affected individuals.
"They cannot ignore the signals coming out of the world's largest economy which warranted a 75 basis point cut from the Fed," he said.
Beximco Group said that it was amazed that the government had sought arrest warrants on the basis of "such flimsy and unreal charges".The arrests may be intended to deflect attention from the Securities and Exchange Commission itself.
Since there is nothing special about a, b, m, and m*, the general conclusion seems warranted on the basis of this reasoning, provided Sufficiency1 is true.
Such inferences are those that are warranted on the basis of a maximal set of defaults whose consistency condition is met both before and after their being triggered.
The question is what defeasible conclusions are warranted on the basis of this body of knowledge, and in particular whether we should infer that Nixon is a pacifist or that he is not a pacifist.
These two options correspond to significantly different ways to construe a given body of defeasible knowledge, and yield different results as to what defeasible conclusions are warranted on the basis of such a knowledge base.
