Sentences with phrase «aftermath of argument»

And aftermath of argument leads to anxiety and depression.

Not exact matches

Jed Shugerman, a Fordham law professor, told Business Insider in an email that Republicans» claims in the aftermath of the Comey hearing were «not good - faith arguments» based on the testimony.

According to Prof. Smolin, the argument of Natural Rights is that, through Casey and its aftermath, the pro-life movement has effectively been defeated, and that, therefore, the United States must inevitably decline and collapse.

In the aftermath of the horrifying shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, the predictable arguments are raging in newsrooms, state houses and living rooms.

(And based on Jay Jacobs» babbling in the aftermath of the Iron Bowl, Missouri will make the argument in less of an enraged - Golden - Corral - patron manner.)

As a result, in the aftermath of WWII, arguments rooted in biology were decisively rejected and «anti-naturalistic thought» prevailed.

Originality: Science is the discovery of the unknown... Skepticism: Scientists take nothing on trust...» Merton's original work was done in the aftermath of World War II and is understood as making the argument for the necessity of these norms to scientific advancement in a democratic society.

This could be an argument to weigh by the Dutch Supreme Court in the aftermath of preliminary answers of the CJEU in this TBG Limited - case.

Today's Supreme Court decision in Kimbrough v. U.S. (see earlier post) doesn't directly address the retroactivity issue (at least, I didn't see it), but Professor Berman suggests that defendants who preserved the disparity argument may have grounds for seeking modified sentences in the aftermath of Kimbrough (while those who didn't preserve the argument are out of luck).

In the aftermath of the U.S. Supreme Court same - sex marriage arguments, a post by law professor Dale Carpenter on The Volokh Conspiracy blog has been making the rounds on Twitter and in the legal blogosphere.

An in - depth analysis of the aftermath of the Kadi saga will be more properly tackled in book - length and from a variety of perspectives (see the forthcoming Routledge volume edited by Matej Avbelj, Filippo Fontanelli and Giuseppe Martinico, Kadi on Trial: A multifaceted analysis of the Kadi judgment, which will also feature an elaboration of my argument sketched out in this post).

But is Ribstein's argument that «anyone can give advice on Delaware corporate law» still accurate in the aftermath of the Sample decision?

Law bloggers rarely concur on any topic, but in the aftermath of today's oral argument before the Supreme Court in Stoneridge v. Scientific Atlanta, most are predicting a victory for business advisers and a loss for the plaintiffs bar.

Thus, there is an argument to be made that statements made in the immediate aftermath of an accident are the most reliable.

Yet in the aftermath of the recent deep recession, we see continuing arguments and discussion about... Read more»

The argument goes something like this: Not only would ending the MID create a deep source of money for reducing the U.S. budget deficit, but in the aftermath of the mortgage crisis, the country needs to rethink its favored tax treatment of homeownership.