Sentences with phrase «view is correct»

Whatever view is correct, the existence of this legislation presents a major hurdle to the recognition of full native title rights offshore.

If that view is correct, practitioners shouldn't go too far wrong in sticking to the CMLH.

Reason and evidence indicate, rather mercilessly, that the consensus view is correct and virtually all new evidence being published daily in the peer - reviewed journals around the world make that consensus stronger and more precise.

The point of the Oreskes article is not to address whether there is a «conspiracy» or even whether the consensus view is correct.

If this view is correct, the solution must involve substantial and cooperative carbon reductions on a global scale.

«From a non-scientist perspective, it is reasonable to assume that the near consensus view is correct.

If my view is correct, then warming is equal to the more persistent change when the two years being compared have a similar deviation from the expectation.

Some experts say temperatures will surely fall, while others claim that warming is hiding in the ocean deeps just waiting to climb out - your choice as to which view is correct.

It's not a point I feel inclined to argue against because it's actually quite right, yet I hold that my own view is correct, too: the Assassin's are a force which may exist within these events and exert a degree of force, but their very nature also means they are never truly a part of these events except in certain circumstances.

While I agree, in principle, that your point of view is correct, in the real world there is only grey or compromise.

If this view is correct, U.S. higher education may continue to provide a noticeable advantage over other countries.

At the same time many people insist that the old view is correct and there's also a deluge of information in the media about the health benefits of chocolate.

«If this view is correct, the need for «back - radiation» to satisfy the first law of thermodynamics at the surface disappears and with it the «problem» with the second law.»

«If this dissenting view is correct [that the universe is fractal] and the Universe doesn't become smoothed out on the very largest scales, the consequences for cosmology are profound.

Which view is correct?

If this view is correct, meaningful messages might be conveyed not just by hordes of neurons screaming in unison but by a small group of cells whispering, perhaps in a terse temporal code.

In polluted streams, the prevailing view is correct: Processes within the sediment win the day.»

«What we're interested in is which view is correct, not which has more people on its side.»

Faith schools undermine social cohesion, discriminate in admissions and employment (potentially affecting up to 1 in 3 teaching posts) and may teach that a single world view is the correct one, without ever exposing pupils to other world views or philosophies, disregarding children's autonomy and their right to a balanced education.

[1]- I won't discuss whether this view is correct or not - the complexities of Arab / Middle - Eastern / Central - Asian tribalism and ethnography as intertwined with Islam are way outside the scope of the question.

That does not mean that your view is correct.

If this view is correct, then it seems that the only real difference between the various theologies is in the source of the ocean of good works.

If my view is correct then thousands of years of human effort have been wasted.

And for this reason, the question of whether this view is correct or not shouldn't be argued on the basis of conformity with the church tradition but on the basis of Scripture, reason and experience.

But if we condemn those who disagree with us as «heretics,» or if we smugly think that their disagreement with us is «persecution for our faith» which therefore proves our view is correct, we will never grow in unity with one another, and we will never learn to see our own doctrinal and theological missteps.

But whichever route you choose, don't see their disagreement as some twisted way of proving your view is correct.

You have absolutely NO evidecne that your view is correct.

If this view is correct, it seems God is a victim of violence Himself.

You seem to believe, deeply and honestly, that your view is correct and that you are doing the right thing.

I think that view is correct, and one implication is that geopolitics will start to have more of an impact on global markets than it has over the last several decades.

If this view is correct, then the energy sector is an attractive investment.

In the face of a threat to public order, those with public power and the responsibility for maintaining peace, even if they care about justice, as Pilate did, are sometimes under pressure to sacrifice justice — and with it, all pretense of determining whose views are correct when it comes to life's big questions.

None of us, can say with 100 % authority, that MY views are the correct views for all, so we therefore need to support and honor diversity of spiritual thought and practice for all.

However, in spite of the embarrassment, his predominant feeling is that the views are correct.

Now Zachary Sharp at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, and colleagues, say measurements of chlorine in a dozen Apollo samples suggest the earlier view was correct.

Of course, it may well be that both views are correct, but the extent to which each contributes to p53 control remains an important unanswered question.

And yes — too desperate to prove her preferences and views are correct.

Both views are correct, but depend on the market situation to make either one work.

But the powerful lesson from studying the phrase «that doesn't make sense» rests in the fact that it often means one of two things: 1) One's current view of how a certain part of the world works is wrong, and it will make sense once that view is corrected (and in hindsight); or 2) There is something much bigger going on, which one does not yet understand.

We can only hope that the expert sources opposing the mainstream view are correct.

Neither of these government - centered views is correct.

The notion that science tells us what to do leads Holdren to appeal to authority to suggest that not only are his scientific views correct, but because his scientific views are correct, then so too are his political views.

The SCC was, and is, correct in stating that if the ABCA's view was correct, the Athey material contribution test, as the ABCA understood it, had become the default test for proof of factual causation on the balance of probability in negligence actions.

Not exact matches

Over the weekend, France said it had begun working with Iran to preserve the deal, which Trump has threatened to tear up unless what he views as defects are corrected.

«There are real shortcomings in how American politics are covered, including pervasive groupthink among media elites, an unhealthy obsession with the insider's view of politics, a lack of analytical rigor, a failure to appreciate uncertainty, a sluggishness to self - correct when new evidence contradicts pre-existing beliefs, and a narrow viewpoint that lacks perspective.»

As you examine the principles that drive the world's greatest brands, you will see the correct, complete view: A brand is a bundle of values and attributes that define the value you deliver to people through the entire customer experience.»

The optimistic — and correct — view is that successful investing isn't about intelligence; if it were, Newton wouldn't have lost a fortune.

Our Q3 delivery count should be viewed as slightly conservative, as we only count a car as delivered if it is transferred to the customer and all paperwork is correct.»

Here is John Carney arguing that «There's nothing about Bitcoin that means you can't have fractional reserve banking,» which is entirely correct but bear in mind that he's arguing against libertarian bitcoin supporters who view the absence of fractional reserve banking as a desirable feature of bitcoin.

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