Sentences with phrase «reasonable conclusions as»

The view is that once the situation is explained adequately, that reasonable people will be forced to draw the same reasonable conclusions as concluded by the consensus of the scientific community.

By 2025 it may be possible to evaluate the accuracies of all the model predictions for 2012 — 2025, and reach a reasonable conclusion as to which model (s) might most be relied upon for planning the subsequent 75 years.

Not exact matches

The combination of low levels of ES funds and the cash rate remaining close to its target suggests a couple of conclusions: first, the market players involved with RTGS have adapted well to operating in the new environment; and second, participants have reasonable confidence about the availability of cash near the interest rate announced by the Reserve Bank as its policy target.

They may identify themselves as a certain faith, but a reasonable amount of logical thought will lead to the same conclusion: no religion is correct and there is no way to prove anything.

Suddenly the frustratingly «reasonable» and uncertain style is driven to conclusions by a commanding philosophical intellect exploring topics as complex as the nature of causation.

May I say it was a perfectly reasonable, logical and very intelligent conclusion to draw but as we today know totally wrong.

Another observation I have made as a result of the discussion that would ensue is that those who herald themselves as «reasonable» and «logical» tend to draw many unwarranted conclusions.

In either field, our position must rest on faith in God, but in conjunction also with the most reasonable conclusions we can draw from such knowledge as we have.

First, I think your exposition of Lord Hope's reasoning is spot on, and insofar as your questions / conclusions about the Climate protesters follow from that, they are reasonable.

«It is not clear beyond a reasonable doubt that a rational jury would have reached the same conclusion if properly instructed, as is required by the law for the verdict to stand,» Jose Cabranes of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals decision said in his decision.

In Thursday's ruling, the appellate court ruled the judge's erroneous instruction to the jury at Silver's trial «was not harmless because it is not clear beyond a reasonable doubt that a rational jury would have reached the same conclusion if properly instructed, as is required by law for the verdict to stand.»

Because both parties will come to an reasonable agreement that they have made, which would give both of the parties an advantage in their own territory so they can be happy with the conclusion that they have made and surely they will be happy with the pact that they agreed on, and the result in this will be that they will live in a much more better environment as well as a much more peaceful world for both them, their children as well as for all of mankind.

Harvard University evolutionary biologist Daniel Lieberman, who was not involved in the study, called it a «creative analysis» and saw the team's conclusions as reasonable.

Isn't it reasonable to begin studying humans, as Maratsos does, with the conclusion that people are «basically a disappointment»?

But in a world in which, according to Vermij, the Tychonic system was regarded as a serious rival of the Copernican system, Marius's conclusions seem reasonable.

Hi Mike, I assume from your name that you're vegan, so the good news is that if we accept the principle that ectopic fat stores are the underlying cause of the disease, and if we look to the results (i.e. those on low fat vegan diets with unrestricted carbohydrate intake are able to reduce or even eliminate insulin dosage) it follows as a reasonable conclusion that ectopic fat stores are in fact being reduced by such a diet.

Stevens is brilliant as this Eddie Haskell - cum - Terminator (he even emerges naked from steam at one point, like the T - 800), ingratiating himself into an entirely reasonable scenario and only occasionally, in the beginning, demonstrating that little tiny bit of psychopathology that points to the picture's conclusion.

They are, by far, the best objective benchmarks available for use by buy - and - hold fundamentalists as tools essential, most of the time, for reaching reasonable conclusions about what economic reality might be.

Timothy Chase (171): Of course, the response to your reasonable conclusion is usually (as expressed to me by one of the leading practitioners of the Chewbacca defense) is that scientists are engaged in «groupthink.»

Science isn't about belief, it's about evidence (observational & experimental) and reasonable conclusions; as long as a teacher sticks to an objective curriculum based on science I would be supportive.

The Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change, for instance, has sometimes made conclusions based upon the «balance of the evidence» The ideological climate skeptics, (to be distinguished from reasonable skepticism) often publicizes what is not known about these issues and ignores what is known and at the same time has accused those who have identified plausible but unproven risks as doing «bad science.»

If you are reasonable and base conclusions on actual data, you should acknowledge that conditions are not changing as quickly as once feared.

Maybe there is a valid reason for you to advocate because of your concern about a lack of balance, but: (1), I question the criteria you are using to measure that imbalance, and (2) as you become an advocate, you drift away from the science, and you drift away from the first order priority of presenting as much information as is reasonable, objectively, before laying out the argument for your conclusions.

When we put these developments against the harsh warnings of an organization as conservative as the World Bank — that «we're on track for a 4 °C warmer world marked by extreme heat - waves, declining global food stocks, loss of ecosystems and biodiversity, and life - threatening sea level rise» — the only reasonable conclusion is that the world has gone mad.

Will's talking point «they were predicting an ice age in the 1970s» might have been reasonable back in 1992, considered as a suggestion that we should not jump to conclusions on the basis of limited evidence and analysis.

As we shall see, that high - emitting nations have responsibility for funding adaptation measures in developing countries is a conclusion that can be based on strong ethical grounds despite reasonable disagreements about such matters as when the ethical responsibility was triggered, which kinds of adaptation measures should be funded now, and the need to distinguish between responsibilities that arise due to the «fault» of high - emitting countries and responsibilities which arise without attributing «fault.&raquAs we shall see, that high - emitting nations have responsibility for funding adaptation measures in developing countries is a conclusion that can be based on strong ethical grounds despite reasonable disagreements about such matters as when the ethical responsibility was triggered, which kinds of adaptation measures should be funded now, and the need to distinguish between responsibilities that arise due to the «fault» of high - emitting countries and responsibilities which arise without attributing «fault.&raquas when the ethical responsibility was triggered, which kinds of adaptation measures should be funded now, and the need to distinguish between responsibilities that arise due to the «fault» of high - emitting countries and responsibilities which arise without attributing «fault.»

If it is considered as a reasonable approximation of the condensation dynamics then all conclusions follow.

I don't believe that those who performed these model runs claimed that this evidence was the same as proof, but it is reasonable to consider it evidence nonetheless, and to suggest that if the results had come out in the reverse direction, it would have been evidence for a different conclusion.

Taken together, these two papers (and several similar ones, at least) should convince anyone that «A fundamental and societally relevant conclusion from these studies is that the use of the IPCC model predictions as a basis for policy making is» a valid and reasonable approach.

If the author is already peddling denialism based on limited facts used out of context, and this new paper is published likely just to be used as the latest red herring distraction in the global warming argument by examining «Svalbard and Greenland temperature records» in a too limited time span without relevant context, which, just in case some may not have noticed does not represent the region known as planet Earth, uses too short a time span in relation to mechanism outside of the examined region because it is in fact a regional analysis; one is left with a reasonable conclusion that the paper is designed to be precisely what I suspect it is designed for, to be a red herring distraction in the argument between science and science denialism regarding global warming.

It found that the Appellant had not identified any basis upon which it could be said that the judge misapprehended the evidence, and accepted as reasonable the chambers judge's conclusion that the absence of recent occurrences of disruptive behaviour was due to the injunction itself.

There was ample evidence to support his conclusion, in applying the objective test, that the appellant, as a reasonable patient in his position, would have chosen the medical procedure which had such unfortunate consequences.

In reaching this conclusion, the Committee looks to two factors: (1) whether the law firm, by merely publishing contact information on its website that includes an e-mail address, creates a reasonable belief that the law firm is specifically inviting or soliciting the communication of confidential information; and (2) whether it is reasonable for the person providing the information to expect that it will be maintained as confidential.

The Court of Appeal's contrary conclusion rested, as suggested above, on an approach that incorporated the s. 241 oppression remedy with its emphasis on reasonable expectations into the s. 192 arrangement approval process.

The employer may reach this conclusion either because the matter does not involve a course of vexatious comment or conduct as defined (for example the matter seems to be a personality conflict) or because the complaint appears to be about reasonable action taken to manage and direct workers — conduct specifically excluded from the definition of «workplace harassment».

The Tribunal looked at the procedure as a whole and reached the conclusion that the decision to dismiss was both procedurally and substantively fair and fell within the band of reasonable responses.

In light of that conclusion, it was not necessary for the Agency to consider whether alternative measures proposed by the respondents would be reasonable (such as a 50 % discount on certain fares or ad hoc accommodation).

Still, when the difference is over the something as basic as whether the conclusion is both reasonable and logical — implying that (at least for these judges) there's a difference, I'd like to know what they think the difference is in principal, and in the particular case.

«Having considered the decisions, the writings and the various aspects of the public interest which claim attention, I have come to the conclusion that the court should state the relevant principle as follows: a document which was produced or brought into existence either with the dominant purpose of its author, or of the person or authority under whose direction, whether particular or general, it was produced or brought into existence, of using it or its contents in order to obtain legal advice or to conduct or aid in the conduct of litigation, at the time of its production in reasonable prospect, should be privileged and excluded from inspection.»

The Court of Appeal rejected this submission as it saw no distinction between a risk of exposure and a risk of harm, and as long as the evidence supported the judge's findings (which it did), he had reached an entirely reasonable conclusion that avoidable exposure in the school had made a material contribution to the risk and therefore to the eventual materialisation of the claimant's illness.

My «Conclusion» states: «To argue persuasively that a law society in Canada should be the single regulator of all providers of legal services requires that, that law society solve the problem as to legal services not being available to the population at reasonable cost.

[140] My conclusion that the evidence in this case raises a reasonable doubt is not the same as deciding in any positive way that these events never happened.

On that basis, it was reasonable for the Appeals Officer to come to the conclusion that the Employer did not exercise control over the workplace and, as such, could not effectively carry out an inspection and accomplish the underlying purpose of paragraph 125 (1)(z. 12) of the Code.

On the issue of financial circumstances, I am advised that the jury award, as I have earlier said, will be effectively cancelled if the defendant obtains a costs order from the date of the offer to the conclusion of trial... It is reasonable for me to conclude that (the plaintiff) has significant disbursements from prosecuting her claim.

As these successor ministers were and now are responsible for the duties exercised by the Solicitor General and that of the MSGA, the only reasonable conclusion is they are or were, in substance, the Solicitor General, for the purposes of s. 254 (1) of the Code.

Accordingly, the Committee concludes that lawyers have a reasonable expectation of privacy when communicating by e-mail maintained by an OSP, a conclusion that also has been reached by at least one case as well as state bar ethics committees and commentators.35

The judge concluded that the only reasonable conclusion that could have been reached based on a proper analysis of the evidence that should have been admitted was that the engineer had always maintained that he was not an employee, but was self - employed as an independent contractor.

As a legal matter, Judge Landis (the commissioner and a former federal judge himself) could draw his own conclusions from this evidence; he wasn't bound to reach the same conclusion as the jury, particularly since a ban from baseball does not require proof beyond a reasonable doubAs a legal matter, Judge Landis (the commissioner and a former federal judge himself) could draw his own conclusions from this evidence; he wasn't bound to reach the same conclusion as the jury, particularly since a ban from baseball does not require proof beyond a reasonable doubas the jury, particularly since a ban from baseball does not require proof beyond a reasonable doubt.

The conclusion was «a law firm may use a system that allows its lawyers to access the firm's document system remotely, as long as it takes reasonable steps to ensure that confidentiality of information is maintained.»

It properly treated the statutory objectives as guiding principles in the exercise of its rate ‑ setting authority, and came to a reasonable conclusion.