Sentences with phrase «decide on their credibility»

The Bernese Mountain Dog Club of America has an excellent list of questions to ask breeders to help you decide on their credibility.

In that sense, as with the two - sided coin analogy, it stands to reason that any effort to protect witnesses from harm will inevitably erode the presumption of innocence — especially in the context of sex assault where so many cases are decided on credibility.

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The company lives up to that promise — Credibility Capital's provides plenty of information on their website that will help borrowers decide if this is the right loan for them.

In the end, presiding judge Robert H. Miller decided to exclude the fMRI data, on the grounds that it contravenes the jury's right to assess the credibility of the witness.

But no matter how tall they try to stand on their soapboxes or how loud they try to roar, they simply have ZERO credibility when they say that these other colours are in any way non-purebred, since clearly two of the most respected registries in the world, the CKC and AKC, will gladly tell you that they ARE 100 % purebred, but simply can not be shown in conformation shows due to written standards decided by show clubs.

Economists normally have a lot of room for argument... but when they claim to decide science, and they do it totally wrong, credibility = 0, because they've proved to me that ideology or politics (or something) have wrecked their grip on reality.

The state can now decide to continue risking his credibility with nutcases like Mann and lewandowsky, and so lose all credibility, or concentrate on the more essential lies, and let CO2AGW go.

Jonathan Koomey, independent analyst and Consulting Professor at Stanford University, comments on our July 2010 interview with Stephen Schneider on climate science expert credibility, and their exchange on clarifying a point about the need for policy expertise in deciding what... Continue reading →

As with so much litigation, this case involved conflicting testimony and therefore was decided based on an assessment of the relative credibility of the witnesses.

The Standard of Proof is the balance of probabilities based on all evidence presented, appropriately weighted in accordance with its credibility, with each case decided on the individual merits and justice of the case.

These are tougher for juries to decide because they are being peppered with conflicting information and are forced to make a or determination based on credibility.