Sentences with phrase «precise facts»

An assignment must convey precise facts in relation to the topic in a significant and meaningful manner.

Your role as an economist relies on precise facts and figures to make accurate decisions, projections, and predictions.

«Whatever the precise facts here... the legal point is that a church can surrender its autonomy by voluntary agreement,» he said.

While the precise facts regarding the beginning of the Brittany breed have been lost, these dogs do descent from France.

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It is hard to tell the precise facts from the published Webber rulings, but there does not seem to have been any argument in court on the timing point.

The defences usually center around the precise facts of each case and the various interpretations that your DUI / driving prohibition lawyer can put on the materials disclosed by the police.

Further, even on a plea of «guilty» there can still be a «trial of an issue» to determine and mitigate the precise facts affecting penalty.

The judge should ask two questions: (1) Does the source provide the precise fact to be noticed; and (2) Is the source accurate When a court or an agency finds facts concerning the immediate parties - who did what, where, when, how, and with what motive or intent the court or agency is performing an adjudicative function, and the facts are conveniently called adjudicative facts.

3) The Court will not formulate a rule of constitutional law broader than required by the precise facts it applies to.