Sentences with phrase «without sufficient understanding»

The judge in this case was angry, frustrated and without sufficient understanding of her options, when she jailed these children.

But moving forward too quickly without sufficient understanding of each party's true needs and goals risks the integrity of the final product.

They found that the majority of Americans fear that new technologies to make humans stronger, smarter, and healthier will increase inequality, and be implemented without sufficient understanding and oversight.

Not exact matches

«After all this time, they remain unwilling to conduct a full investigation, and without a solid understanding of how this happened, it is delusional to think sufficient changes can be implemented.»

The uneducated people even thought that it was sufficient to pronounce the words correctly, and that such repetition — even without understanding the meaning — would bring them blessings from God and save their souls.

One factor that is important to understand in the eating of a diet that is more 90 / 5/5 (which actually still is withing the overall 80/10/10 guidelines), is how many overall calories the person consumes on a consistent basis and whether they actually manage to have sufficient levels of fatty acids in their diet without eating any overt fats.

As those who understand Passive House know, lower levels of energy efficiency can be achieved without innovation, but Passive House requires a change in how we design and build — business as usual is not sufficient.

I believe I have sufficient familiarity with Bayesian data analysis to understand a reply without you going into the basics of Bayesian methods and concepts.

Without going into a detailed explanation of how these different markets work, it's sufficient to understand that these markets exist — and are working as intended.

By accepting the certificate of analysis into evidence without first allowing defense voir dire / cross examination questioning of the machine operator accepts that attestation clause as reliable without allowing the defendant not only to challenge not only whether the witness is reliable, credible and with sufficient recall, but also to challenge whether the witness properly and according to DFS procedure operated this claimed sophisticated piece of machinery that thusly requires a commensurate level of sophistication in understanding the machinery and using it.

Foremost is the notion that legal research \ taught by the book \ without an understanding of legal communication analysis is sufficient.

Seems to me that if we're going to make fluency in the major dialects of both Canadian English and French — fluency at a level sufficient to understand legal argument without translation — a precondition for eligibility for the SCC, then we're morally obliged to also make fluency in the major dialects of the «Indian, Inuit and Métis peoples of Canada» a precondition, too.