Sentences with phrase «arguable positions»

I'm a lawyer and although I don't think that Lady Hale crossed the line with her remark in Singapore, I can understand that there are a range of arguable positions on the question.

Not exact matches

Less obvious, but perhaps, arguable would be older and younger siblings where the older sibling has more perceived power, however it could take many forms, and might be argued that any close familial relationship is likely to develop a hierarchy of power, or pecking order, that invalidates any equal position in which to make a valid consent.

This position is obviously arguable from «realist» perspective — but then the realists find themselves being called «bigots» responsible for «class warfare» within the society.

Spencer's team also seems to be steering away from exclusive titles, with arguable flops like last year's ReCore and Quantum Break doing little to boost Microsoft's position in the gaming market.

Since the whole exhibition space is sloped and the surrounding walls are not vertical, it is arguable that sculptures could be exhibited either by following the ramp inclination or by keeping them in a perfectly vertical position using a special pedestal or a small platform.

I can start with cogito ergo sum, and get to my position with no assumptions (unless you refer to the Peano Postulates as assumptions, which is barely arguable).

The assertion of an arguable coverage position, asserted in good faith, falls short of bad faith.

It is helpful to have a clear ruling on the position and it is arguable that the ET and / or EAT would have been stretching the wording of the legislation to make such an award for injury to feelings under the WTR 1998.

The majority at the Court of Appeal below conceded «either position is arguable», which was an acknowledgment that the Crown had not shown a strong prima facie case of criminal contempt.

In relation to secrecy the position is less clear; while the section says nothing about this, it is submitted that it is arguable that a necessary implication flowing from its creation of the framework of the new exclusions and defences which it inserts into a new s 188B (which this article does not consider), that it will have to be proven that secrecy was intended.