Sentences with phrase «considerable sympathy»

I have considerable sympathy for judges dealing with litigants who do not recognize their authority.

In reaching that conclusion the judge highlighted that, while there was considerable sympathy for the claimant, all the circumstances of the case had to be considered.

It wears its left - wing politics on its sleeve and turns the tried - and - tested «idealistic good guy vs corrupt bad guy» narrative on its head, by showing considerable sympathy for the Democrat incumbent Cogswell is trying to unseat, while all the while encouraging you to vote for its protagonist.

To many outside the debate, this seems a rather benign amendment; indeed, there's said to be considerable sympathy within Parliament towards it.

It will be remembered from my earlier post that the President of the Family Division made various reporting restrictions in P (A Child), but as he did so declared considerable sympathy with all the inaccurate reporting in the media frenzy about the «forced C - section» because of lack of proper information from the Court of Protection.

In recent years some evangelicals have shown considerable sympathy for the postliberal school (notably Stanley Grenz, Nancy Murphey, Roger Olson and Clark Pinnock); other evangelicals have treated it respectfully while making strong objections against it (such as Donald Bloesch and Alister McGrath).

Thinking this through with considerable sympathy for the LDS leadership, it occurred to me that we Catholics might reflect more seriously on what is really required of us with respect to baptism, especially of infants.

Delivering his judgment, the judge said that while he had considerable sympathy with ESR's submission, he had some doubt as to whether a default judgment could be entered when there had in fact been an acknowledgment of service, albeit a late one.

I have considerable sympathy for that view, adding that Romney basically agrees with them too.

The principal intellectual and moral argument that advocates make — and for which I have considerable sympathy — is similar to that of No Child Left Behind (NCLB) backers: giving needy kids a boost up the ladder of educational and later - life success by narrowing the achievement gaps that now trap too many of them on the lower rungs.

[2] While I have considerable sympathy for the plaintiffs» position and understand their intense feelings of disappointment in what they perceive to be Mr. Cruz» failure to keep his word of honour to fix the numerous issues they raised regarding the quality of construction, I have concluded that the greater part of the plaintiffs» claim relates to conditions of completion of the sale and are not warranties that survived completion.

That said, I have considerable sympathy for the view that this judgement was so unforeseeable as to engage the rule that no unforeseeable penalties should be imposed, but that question is largely academic.

His lordship had considerable sympathy for the claimant's parents.