Sentence examples for which reasoned from inspiring English sources

Mr. Montejo's conviction was upheld by the Louisiana Supreme Court, which reasoned in part that the protections of the 1986 Michigan case should not apply to him because, in Louisiana as in many other states, lawyers are assigned automatically to indigent defendants, removing any question of whether Mr. Montejo specifically "requested" counsel at his arraignment.

(1) "[Ultimate truth] is that which reasoned analysis does not undermine and that which withstands reasoned analysis.

"It does seem to us that in view of the parents' obvious refusal to return to the UK, a proportionate response is to seek their urgent co-operation with an assessment in order that their plans for the children may be clearer to us, and about which reasoned decisions may be taken".

The Court of Criminal Appeals, which reasoned that the Compulsory Process Clause did not affect how the state treated the "competency" of a witness, rejected Washington's plea that Fuller should have been allowed to testify.

Then, all participants received a self-report questionnaire in which reasoned reactions, including intentions, and past behaviors were measured.

For which reason I liked it too.

The heart has its reasons of which reason knows nothing.

For which reason, I'm not prepared to write the count off after just one episode.

For which reason, his next move to be chair of Arts Council England, bodes well.

For all of which reasons they occupy an unequalled position in the pantheon of design.

It is not clear which reason, if either, applies to Plarent Nasto's case.