There are points to be
made on either side of the debate, but I trust that after you hear me out on this, you'll agree with me.
Professor David Luban has suggested that: «Respectable arguments can be
made on all sides of this debate» (see «Torture, American - Style», Washington Post, 27 November 2005).
Not exact matches
The company denied the accusations at the time, and over the past year Laurence Sellyn, Gildan's chief financial officer, has
made concerted efforts to get
on the right
side of the
debate.
Inc. asked two notable entrepreneurs who stand
on opposite
sides of the
debate to
make their cases.
What the president told Republicans, in other words, largely echoed the report's findings — and it
makes perfect sense he would do so: killing the hype
on both
sides of the Keystone
debate is the first step toward turning the conversation into a civilized exchange that can lead to compromise.
The CMA's ruling comes amid a growing
debate on both
sides of the Atlantic about the ethics
of price hikes for old off - patent medicines that are only
made by a few firms and where there is little competition.
The sort
of remark I have in mind is the kind where, in a post about an unrelated topic, an author feels the need to bring up some moral accusation against the writer he is discussing and
make very clear that he, the blogger, is
on the right
side of that
debate.
Makes you wonder how loving a christian really is when they
debate on the
side of «pro-slavery»»
I've been
on both
sides of this so called
debate and the atheist
side makes perfect sense in this natural world.
Meanwhile the opposing
side is
made of largely a lot
of seemingly logical «smart» often well educated people who are ironically no where nearly as «smart» as people out there generally think or realize so it literally becomes a
debate of ignorant verses stupid
on both
sides which I do as a footnote occasionally find mildly entertaining.
They recognized, as United Methodists
on either
side of the abortion
debate have recognized until recently, that the in vitro human embryo
makes, at the very least, an iconic moral claim.
I have a feeling that the evolution
debate might be our generation's Galilean controversy, which is why I am wary
of making sweeping pronouncements about God being
on one
side or the other.
And if you stand
on either
side of the theological
debate, then you should be aware
of his arguments for the existence
of God before you
make any stance that is antagonistic to the existence
of God.
I'm surprised CNN is willing to wage a
debate on «science» vs. «creationism» with Bill as the spokesperson for the «science»
side of the
debate... I know, he IS the «Science Guy»... well, I'm bald and fat, but that doesn't
make me an expert
on follicular transplants or endocrinology.
Lots
of debating (for want
of a better word) going
on about Pep and Mour, both good managers in their own way, both have been winners
of the top prizes at the top clubs with the top players and neither having built a
side on a lower budget which
makes them cheque book managers.
I agree, however, with one point that's sometimes
made on the other
side of this particular
debate, that our main focus in Parliament should be
on issues that affect everyone, straight or gay.
There was a heated
debate in Parliament
on Thursday between the Majority and Minority
sides of the House following a statement
made in the House by the Minister
of Communications, Mrs. Ursula Owusu - Ekuful,
on the Radio Spectrum Audit carried out and the actions taken by the NCA to enforce the law
on communication services in the country.
ALBANY — Advocates
on both
sides of a
debate over New York's fracking marotorium are turning up pressure
on Andrew Cuomo to
make a decision, after having stalled long enough to get his re-election out
of the way without any major controversy.
Advocates
on both
sides of a
debate over New York's fracking marotorium are turning up pressure
on Andrew Cuomo to
make a decision, after having stalled long enough to get his re-election out
of the way without any major controversy.
The Senate voted this week, after many years
of debate on both
sides of the aisle, to invoke the «nuclear option,» nuclear because it has the potential to
make the Senate's already - tense partisan relations even worse.
On the plus
side, the very openness
of content standards
makes them subject to improvement through experience and democratic
debate.
Just imagine if we
made better use
of all the time, money, and human capital that was spent in these two states
on both
sides of the voucher
debate.
As students
make points
on either
side of the
debate, anybody can adjust their position in relation to the line — or even move across the line!
And for those who do not sit firmly
on either
side of the charter
debate — such as those curious about the possibilities for pragmatic solutions that might
make public education more responsive while maximizing social well - being — waiting for more and better research also
makes sense.
Allegations
made about activists
on both
sides of the trigger
debate at other schools prompted the Los Angeles Unified School Board to adopt parent trigger guidelines to ensure future campaigns are transparent, and to prohibit either
side from using incentives or intimidation to win or sway parent support.
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Yes, many people are still fighting that war,
on both
sides of the
debate, and it may well be some time before the most reluctant publishers realize that their cause is lost, but the gains
made by self publishing have been so pronounced, so rapid and what is most important, so irreversible, that it's time to call it done.
Obviously, I haven't fully learned from Malthus» error: I'm
on the other
side of the
debate, but still, I
made long term guesses
of what might happen.
While I'm still pretty upset, I guess Cookie is officially now the guard dog to the estate — which is semi-appropriate as I actually wanted to do a doghouse with a dog (who I was
debating on making pink)
on the right
side of the Pink Carpet I have — ended up changing my mind about it though.
I'm not sure about this, and the fact that people
on both
sides of the
debate tend to carefully choose a y - axis scale that
makes graphs look a particular way doesn't help.
It is one
of the more amusing aspects
of the
debate, especially when the extremists
on one
side point to the extremists
on the other
side, to
make their case.
Scientists
on both
sides of the climate
debate have been critical
of Karl's paper and the adjustments
made to temperature in the new data set, particularly the ocean data analysis.
When physicists from completely different
sides of the
debate all tell you that you are wrong, and for the exact same reasons, perhaps it might be logical for you to start learning from them and focusing
on the areas in which they disagree instead
of making a fool
of yourself
on the areas in which they agree.
The media have not
made the
debate easier when they often
debate with equal numbers
on each
side of a given question.
For example you criticize the media with the sentence: The media have not
made the
debate easier when they often
debate with equal numbers
on each
side of a given question.
The Goddard Institute has played a very prominent role
on both
sides of the
debate over man -
made global warming theory.
Many people
on the skeptical
side of the climate
debate see Jerry Ravetz» «postnormal science» as part
of the problem, indeed the man himself as responsible in large part for formulations such as those
of the late Stephen Schneider regarding
making a judgement about the balance between truth and effectiveness.
As far as hydrogen fuel cells versus electric cars or wind - powered land sailers, you can
make arguments
on all
sides of the alternative fuel
debate until you're blue in the face from too much CO2.
Being exposed to a avalanche
of comments from the alarmists has
made it clear to me that the cherry picking and bias is evident
on both
sides of this
debate.
I'd just ask that those
making strong arguments
on the latter,
on both
sides of the so - called
debate, would come clean
on their motivations
on the former too.
I've long intended writing a piece with the provocative title
of «the Nazi Thing»
on the puzzling question
of what it is about the climate
debate which
makes people
on both
sides resort to using language like «denier,» «death trains»
on the one hand, and «eco-fascism»
on the other, when it's so obviously counterproductive.
History will record the NIPCC as the most significant contribution any person or group
on the climate realist
side of the
debate made to helping society get back
on track towards
making climate and energy decisions that actually help the environment and society.
This fact mirrors the many varied positive claims that are
made on the other «
side»
of the climate
debate, but which seem to emerge axiomatically from the fact that «climate change is happening».
You've
made yourself look foolish again here by trying to overturn a basic, well - documented and noncontroversial physical fact (the absorption spectrum
of carbon dioxide) accepted by scientists
on both
sides of this
debate.
(I suppose my comment could also apply to Lindzen, Spencer, and Christy's comments outside the peer - reviewed venue where I do think they have said some unfortunate things, but that wasn't the primary issue... and, as you noted, scientists
on both
sides of the
debate sometimes
make questionable statements in the public realm.)
As a
side note, claiming «fabrication» in a nefarious way doesn't help, and generally turns people off to open
debate on the issue because the process
of infilling missing data wasn't designed at the beginning to be have any nefarious motive; it was designed to
make the monthly data usable when small data dropouts are seen, like we discussed in part 1 and showed the B - 91 form with missing data from volunteer data.
Campaigners
on all
sides of abortion
debates increasingly fall back
on science to
make their moral case.
No one (
on either
side of the
debate) should be
making hay (let alone predictions) off such new information.
In a damning parliamentary report, the BBC is criticised for distorting the
debate on man -
made climate change — for which it says the scientific evidence is overwhelming — through its determination to put the other
side of the argument across.
Instead
of wasting hours / years /...
of debate, a crisp technical term sometimes sinks in better:
Making folks flap their ears (if not scream) at least induces some brain activity
on the other
side, which raises the chance having afterthoughts later.