Sentences with phrase «make coherent case»

And as I illustrated in a more recent blog the assessment is based on the court's evaluation of the litigant's «performance» in that self - represented role, which requires assessing his or her level of preparation, the attempt to make a coherent case, organize the materials, and marshal the evidence.

I would sure like someone to make a coherent case for using a few of the statistics and studies that are produced by these organizations and base policy decisions on them??

I do not think that they will be able to conclude that one side of the argument is gibberish just on the basis of the presented evidence; they would have to cast about widely to ensure that no - one else is available who could make a coherent case.

b) Atheist basis — in my judgment, impossible to make coherent case for.

Most of the 2012 Republican presidential candidates couldn't make a coherent case against Obama / Romney - style health care policy to Republican primary voters ever mind non-Republican young people.

WFPBRunner — If you think this video series makes a coherent case for a link between rice consumption and cancer, not really sure what to tell you.

Most booths seemed to have little organizing principle, but Andrew Kreps's cleanly installed selection of neo-Conceptualist works made a coherent case for the strengths of his program.

Not exact matches

So, I just wanted find a coherent discourse on the subject making the case for Thursday.

First I readily and unreservedly grant that Hartshorne has made a powerful positive case for his conception of God as one that (a) is internally coherent, (b) has philosophical merit, (c) has important roots in the practice of theistic religion, and (d) nicely handles some nasty problems.

With extensive expert testimony, the plaintiffs made the case that secular humanism functions in many respects for its adherents as a religion (with ministers, fellowship, ceremonies marking the milestones of life, and a missionary program), and that it has many of the substantive characteristics of a religion as well, including a coherent interpretation of all of reality.

Given my lack of faith, the key question is whether religious and non-religious supporters of traditional institutions like marriage can find common ground or, indeed, whether there is any coherent non-faith-based case to be made for social conservatism.

(365 - 6) Loss of Coherent Apologetics There has been a long tradition within Catholic catechesis of making a rational case for the immortal nature of man.

At the same time, accumulated experience from many producers does, in our view, make a powerful case of the need for a simplified and coherent regulatory framework that enables the emerging local and fair food system to flourish.

There may be a coherent case to be made for the patchwork arrangements that are now springing up; but I have yet to hear it.

Made a much more coherent cookie than has usually been the case.

There's one scene where he's trying to make a case against the science experts where he doesn't even put together ONE coherent sentence.

As part of the district's professional development launch on August 8th, Pondiscio, via Youtube content, made the case for why we should be developing a coherent body of knowledge with our students.

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It seems that the definition of «consensus» varies by field, just as the decision - making framework does, with unanimity or near unanimity expected from the scientific community, even including those scientists who in many cases have not really embedded themselves in the literature nor been required to put together a coherent assembly and analysis of scientific knowledge (and even including, somehow, CEI's [Competitive Enterprise Institute] lawyers with their ExxonMobil support, who are often quoted as the contrary view in papers on the science of climate change).

The current consensus ie that GH gases are responsible for most of the current global warming and will be responsible fore even more warming in the future, can only be replaced by a new one if a coherent case, rather than a whole collection of mutually incompatible objections, is made.

I don't insist you make a case that even is convincing, but if you can't make a case that is coherent, what you are doing is not science.

[T] his makes the case feel coherent and consistent, and I think it helps the jurors in understanding my exhibits if they become familiar with in general how they look.»

My personal experience is that these forms are not a problem for litigants in person: on the contrary they help the litigant to make his case in a coherent and persuasive way.

Developing a clear and coherent business case will help your boss make an informed and sensible decision.