Sentences with phrase «facts before accusing»

Next time I ask that you bring in facts before accusing us of stealing from anyone.

Please get the facts before accusing innocent Christians of seeking to obey God's word!

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Republicans hope to gain political traction before congressional elections in November by accusing the White House of muddying the facts to protect President Barack Obama after the U.S. Ambassador to Libya, Christopher Stevens, and three other Americans were killed in the attacks by Islamic militants.

Along the same lines, 34 % of poll takers told Pew that employers firing accused men before finding out all the facts is a major issue (39 % called it a minor problem).

Waymo came out swinging Wednesday, with attorney Charles Verhoeven accusing Uber of an elaborate cover - up scheme to hide the fact that Brian McClendon, Uber's vice president of mapping, had been in talks with Levandowski before he abruptly quit Google's self - driving car unit in January 2016.

The fact that we are forgiven even before we are accused makes our sin all the more humiliating — to respond so badly in the light of such love.

Please get your fact right before you start accusing people!

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«The outcome of this GCM must therefore be based on careful appreciation of the whole facts of each case and evidence placed before you in the course of trial of these accused persons.

Idigbe, while describing the application that led to the seizure of Nwaoboshi's house as an abuse of court processes, accused the EFCC of suppressing material facts before Justice Anka.

Scientists are often accused of being boring or negative when they don't want to accept so - called «facts» without seeing the evidence — but cases like the «cane toads in East Timor» and the «toad eating frogs» remind us that popular stories about toads are often inaccurate, and it's worth finding out what's really going on before accepting such stories at face value.

Would mere comment be a sufficient remedy if the accused in fact derived a substantial benefit from hearing his other witnesses before he testified?

Due, however, to the difficulties in navigating these choppy legal waters, sentencing judges typically receive a high degree of deference as they have the closest view of the facts before them and the testimony of the accused, victims, and other relevant witnesses.

«It's important to step back and look at all the facts before you go ahead and fire or insult someone» by accusing them of being drunk or stoned, explains Anstey.

Inquiry by justice 535 If an accused who is charged with an indictable offence is before a justice and a request has been made for a preliminary inquiry under subsection 536 (4) or 536.1 (3), the justice shall, in accordance with this Part, inquire into the charge and any other indictable offence, in respect of the same transaction, founded on the facts that are disclosed by the evidence taken in accordance with this Part.

On the facts of this case the right of the state to ensure alleged drug traffickers are dealt with according to law outweighs the prejudice to the Accused of a lengthy delay before trial.