This policy was not well-reasoned then and it is not well-reasoned now.
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Mr Trump called the decision "very wise and well reasoned".
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But it absolutely matters that Clinton delivered a well-reasoned, nuanced response.
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We should all be so articulate and well-reasoned when we're heated.
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Speaking on CNBC, Stephenson said the original court decision was well reasoned.
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"And it wrote this really competent, really well-reasoned essay," Luan tells The Verge.
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And he has certainly found his views swayed by well-reasoned arguments he finds there.
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I fully intended to write a solid, well-reasoned review of Devil May Cry 5.
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Clinton played to her strong suit in experience, delivering calculated and well-reasoned policy prescriptions.
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The lecture was interesting, well structured and well reasoned, and I totally disagreed with her.
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The well-reasoned decision will save consumers money and improve the reliability of the electricity grid.
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Their in-depth, well-reasoned, and fascinating discussions are something I look forward to every year.
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"We are pleased with the Court's well-reasoned decision and order," said Marc Kasowitz, Trump's attorney.
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A position must be supported by facts — the more, the better — and a well-reasoned argument.
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She delivered a thoughtful, well-reasoned speech in support of Brett Kavanaugh on the Senate floor.
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"We are pleased with the Court's well-reasoned decision and order," Trump lawyer Marc Kasowitz said.
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You can keep your well-reasoned arguments and your ripped-from-the-headlines topicality, thank you.
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"Kim Jong Un of North Korea made a very wise and well reasoned decision," Trump tweeted.
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The courts have written well-reasoned decisions, and the rules of the road are reasonably clear.
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" Advanced Micro Devices: "OK, Goldman put a "sell" [rating] on it, and Goldman's view is well reasoned.
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"Kim Jong Un of North Korea made a very wise and well reasoned decision," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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"We are pleased that the Delaware Supreme Court affirmed the Chancery Court's well-reasoned opinion," the statement said.
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"Kim Jong Un of North Korea made a very wise and well reasoned decision," Trump tweeted Wednesday morning.
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It is well-reasoned and thoroughly cited, but reading it, it's hard to shake a sense of melancholy.
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"Kim Jong Un of North Korea made a very wise and well reasoned decision," Mr. Trump wrote Wednesday.
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Jackson praised the original sentencing memo from prosecutors as well-reasoned, and noted it was never actually withdrawn.
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You never know when a well-reasoned argument will puncture yours, even if you never thought it possible.
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"Kim Jong Un of North Korea made a very wise and well reasoned decision," Trump tweeted on Wednesday morning.
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You may not agree with him on every case, but his opinions will be well-reasoned and clearly written.
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" The governor, who is currently in Japan, said in a statement that the decision "appears to be well reasoned.
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So I think it fair to believe that this is likely a reasonable, or at least well-reasoned, prognostication.
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"The court's decision could hardly have been more thorough, fact-based, and well-reasoned," he said in a statement.
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His intellectually thoughtful and well-reasoned opinions show that fears expressed by some about a purported ideological extremism were unfounded.
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This public comment process tries to ensure regulations are accountable and well-reasoned by welcoming input from any interested party.
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" Mr. Rooney said Mr. Biden was "moderate, well-reasoned and genuinely likable — none of those things are what Sanders are.
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The U.S. Department of Commerce's well-reasoned rationale references the ACS question and even provides data on non-response rates.
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"Kim Jong Un of North Korea made a very wise and well reasoned decision," Trump wrote on Twitter on Wednesday.
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Whether flippant, dismissive or well-reasoned, many responses share consternation and a sense that these Sanders acolytes are not being strategic.
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The draft order's analysis is based on well-reasoned economic theory and finds that paid prioritization can increase overall economic welfare.
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Editorial The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention this week released well-reasoned guidelines for how doctors should prescribe opioid painkillers.
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"SDNY will make a well-reasoned, thoughtful, and well-investigated determination of whether to pursue a case against Rudy," he said.
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The article is a collection of well reasoned arguments against classifying "gaming disorder" as a disease, complete with references to extant research.
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And my colleague Lance Ulanoff has a well-reasoned argument that we should blame ourselves for fake news before we blame Facebook.
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"In light of the well-reasoned dissent, we will be seeking review at the Supreme Court," Mr. Sekulow said in a statement.
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The final House Intelligence Committee report is consistent with that previous argument, saying that the US intelligence agencies' conclusion wasn't well-reasoned.
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With training, and support from legal advisers, lay people can and will make well-informed, well-reasoned decisions that bring about just outcomes.
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The Simpsons episode responds to Kondabolu's well-reasoned argument and personal experience with a dismissive metaphor that buries the controversy under false equivalencies.
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A Justice Department spokesman declined immediate comment, but reiterated a previous statement that the policy is a "well reasoned exercise" of Trump's authority.
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Instead, it reaffirmed his confession: "His confession came detailed, well-reasoned and is proper for the court to rely on," the verdict found.
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"I've found the European Commission to be very well-reasoned and thoughtful in their approach, and really putting consumers first," Mr. Spiegel said.
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They must learn to listen, learn how to object in a proper, well-reasoned way to arguments that seem, after consideration, wrong, even repugnant.
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We believe that the well-reasoned dissenting opinion by 2 of the 5 justices, citing the U.S. Supreme Court decision in the Clinton v.
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"The Court's decision could hardly have been more thorough, fact-based, and well-reasoned," AT&T general counsel David McAtee said in a statement.
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"If what you're doing requires being analytical, if it's important that you be logical, well-reasoned and realistic, you want to be in prevention."
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" Oracle's head of corporate communications Deborah Hellinger said in an email, "We are pleased that the Federal Circuit upheld the well-reasoned panel decision.
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"He found memos that Eisenhower had dictated off the top of his head that were exquisitely well reasoned and well written," Dr. Arnold said.
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"Instead of looking backwards to review well-reasoned rules based on clear science, the administration should be moving forward," and extend methane limits, she said.
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Deep down I guess I assumed that well-reasoned arguments supported by facts and historical analogies would prevail, especially if presented in a respectful manner.
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And I'm sure by now we've all read the well reasoned theory on Quora for why Apple might move to ceramics with its next iPhone.
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"The best we can try to do is present a point of view that we feel is authentic and hopefully, well-reasoned," Oon tells Mashable.
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Humes's tireless curation of figure and fact, his well-reasoned arguments and his uncluttered, well-ordered prose may turn the ship that's just begun to budge.
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In his 44-page ruling, Curiel wrote a well-reasoned opinion in the neutral, craftsman-like manner that is the hallmark of a good federal judge.
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Based on the especially thoughtful, heartfelt and well-reasoned comments below, we can tell that these topics are at top-of-mind for many right now.
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He says that Bill Gates is his hero, and he knows it'll take years to build a philanthropic strategy as well reasoned as the Gates Foundation's approach.
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In a statement, Gibson partner Fogelman said, "If you read Justice Thompson's incredibly well-reasoned dissent, you will understand why the majority just got this one wrong."
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Though Snowden himself seems puzzled with the verdict, the Comey's statement was well-reasoned on the issues of intent in the criminal prosecution of national security violations.
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What they're saying: "The Court's decision could hardly have been more thorough, fact-based, and well-reasoned," said AT&T General Counsel David McAtee in a statement.
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The art of smart, well-reasoned and strategic foreign policy begins and ends with setting realistic priorities, assigning realistic goals and seeing them through to their logical conclusion.
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"It might be a bit idealistic, but I actually feel like I can try to convince people of things on Twitter by a well-reasoned argument," he said.
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Especially with the election of Trump, Trudeau was originally positioned to be a bastion for well-reasoned politics in a turbulent era, a shining star to the North.
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"We believe the court's well-reasoned decision will be upheld, and look forward to proving Ms. Zervos' claim," Zervos' attorney, Mariann Meier Wang, said in a statement Monday.
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Nobody should have to defend a movie they didn't connect with, or that they have well-reasoned arguments about, just because some bad-faith actors got mad online.
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Other experts, however, said the decision was well reasoned and relied on detailed factual findings and determinations of witness credibility that appeals courts would be reluctant to second-guess.
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None of that is what prompted DeVos to take a full-scale detour from decades of well-reasoned law and practice and upend long-established definitions of sexual harassment.
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" — Mr. Trump, to reporters at his golf club in Bedminster, N.J., on a working vacation "Kim Jong Un of North Korea made a very wise and well reasoned decision.
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But the simple answer is that the ACA's exchanges were designed poorly and implemented poorly, by overconfident advocates who dismissed any and all criticism, no matter how well-reasoned.
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Users want ready confirmation of their own conclusions and reassurance that their judgments and opinions are sound; what they need is factual information, incisive reporting and well-reasoned analyses.
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But some legal experts said that the letter came off more as a political document than a well-reasoned legal argument, undercutting any pressure on officials not to testify.
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"Judge Hornak's decision is well reasoned and welcomed by many in our community," Mr. Lyons said, noting that he did not speak for the board, but only for himself.
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The letter was a well-reasoned argument for reinstating the Resource Prospector, suggesting that it would fulfill many of the science goals for the return to the moon program.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit said it found no basis to disturb the NLRB's "well-reasoned decisions" and denied Ozburn-Hessey Logistics's petition for review.
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But judges can — and should — publish detailed, well-reasoned opinions about the outcome of those cases to inform the public and maintain confidence in the integrity of the proceedings.
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This all may seem a bit obvious, but perhaps knowing a controlled study exists that backs up your well reasoned assumptions is enough to ward you off pattern-based passwords.
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" ACLU attorney Omar Jadwat, who argued the Maryland case on behalf of the plaintiffs, said: "We look forward to defending this careful and well-reasoned decision in the appeals court.
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" In a brief filed by the Arizona Republican Party and joined by the Arizona attorney general, lawyers call the law a "well-reasoned" safeguard to a "fair and transparent election.
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In the second episode, "Bear Attack," Portia espouses the importance of a "well-reasoned opinion" over hard news in the digital era, sounding exactly like a talking Communications 101 textbook.
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Perhaps most significantly of all, the American Social Security system is almost universally acknowledged to be unsustainable in its current form — and countless well-reasoned proposals exist for its reform.
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"We look forward to continuing to defend the Executive Branch's legitimate and well-reasoned exercise of its authority to address the crisis at our southern border," the Justice Department said.
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On Monday, Virginia-based Federal Judge Leonie Brinkema issued a carefully crafted and well-reasoned opinion in support of her preliminary injunction against the travel ban announced by President Trump.
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Doug Colbert, a University of Maryland law professor who has been supportive of the prosecution, said the verdict was "well-reasoned" but that another judge may have reached a different conclusion.
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In his excellent new book, "Failure to Adjust", Edward Alden advocates a well-reasoned "race to the top" competitiveness strategy of federal coordination with state and local initiatives in these areas.
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Judy Schneier Brooklyn, N.Y. If environmentalists resent Franzen's piece, it is only because it presents the state of human inaction on climate in a well-reasoned, clear-sighted, and complex way.
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Ms. Ayala's arguments for rejecting the death penalty were compelling and well reasoned; they were drawn from the stark racial disparities in the criminal justice system that she confronts every day.
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Given that no policy can realistically predict every possible situation an officer might encounter, officers are entrusted to use well-reasoned discretion in determining the appropriate use of force in each incident.
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One of the many people who are skeptical that the government will prevail is AT&T Chief Executive Randall Stephenson, who said last week that the original court decision was well reasoned.
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Well-written, well-reasoned opinions and dissents are necessary for lower courts if they are to follow Supreme Court precedent and help the public understand the role and logic of the Court.
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The U.S. Energy Department's recently issued study of the electric grid quickly is gaining notice as perhaps the most well-reasoned domestic policy document to come out of the Trump administration thus far.
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Twitter won't win the vote, but a well-reasoned and articulated strategy that earns the support of key stakeholders and is pushed by the Trump/Pence/Price team may just get it done.
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In his thoughtful and well-reasoned new book, "You Can Do Anything," George Anders demonstrates the extraordinary way a liberal arts education broadens the career opportunities of new graduates, thus serving both goals.
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An aphorism has a way of bending you to its hidden truth, changing your way of thinking not with a 20-page document of well-reasoned arguments, but with just a sentence or two.
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There is still hope that the appeals process on the travel ban case will lead to the Supreme Court, where presumably the justices will render a final and well-reasoned holding on the matter.
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He kicked off his jihad on Muslims last December with his proposed Muslim ban that was less a well-reasoned policy proposal and more a tactic designed to stir up xenophobic sentiment across the country.
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He and Secretary of Defense James Mattis owe Congress a clear, well-reasoned articulation of how the spending he's suggesting is required to enhance our military readiness and our ability to confront 21st century threats.
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Last year, his administration appealed a well-reasoned state court decision that ordered it to release summaries of misconduct findings against the officer who used a choke hold in the 2014 arrest of Eric Garner.
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Excluding dissenters from the conversation is a wholly unsatisfactory solution, and I do not want any of my classmates to feel that their well-reasoned and deeply held beliefs disqualify them from pursuing specific specialties.
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"The aerodynamics behind this aircraft is the result of more than two decades of work and is very well reasoned in hundreds of pages and confirmed by computer simulations and wind tunnel tests," Sabie explained.
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"Our state's highest court has already ruled that the families deserve their day in court and we are confident that the U.S. Supreme Court will defer to that well-reasoned opinion," he said in a statement.
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Illinois, which upheld the State of Illinois's decision to deny a woman a license to practice law based on her gender, your opinion no doubt would have been well reasoned — but would it have been just?
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"This decision has been several years in the making, building on decades of turning a deaf ear on well-reasoned calls for change," said Leo Beletsky, a professor of law and health sciences at Northeastern University.
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The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago on Wednesday affirmed the "well-reasoned conclusions" of a lower-court judge in April 2017 who issued a preliminary injunction against the law while the litigation moved forward.
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"We are pleased that the Supreme Court has decided not to review the unanimous and well-reasoned decisions of Judge Brody and the Third Circuit approving the settlement of this litigation," the league said in a statement.
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After viewing the poignant documentary "RBG," about Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, I think we could all learn from her mature, well-reasoned and poised commitment to the Constitution and the ideals that make America a unique place.
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Yet, if a well-reasoned plan by a bipartisan commission of people who know what is best says a wall is the most practical, effective solution, then the money already would have been set aside to build it.
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That's what lawyers for the victims, who are represented by Koskoff Koskoff & Bieder, have argued; Joshua Koskoff told my Reuters colleague Nate Raymond that he's confident the Supreme Court will defer to the state court's well-reasoned opinion.
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By mandating consultation and approval of both secretaries for the first use of nuclear weapons, Congress could increase the odds that well-reasoned judgment would forestall the rashest action that could ever be taken by an American president.
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One strength of OMB review is that it provides a different perspective from that of the agencies — a cross-cutting expertise in regulatory impacts and statistical analysis that can lead to more well-reasoned regulations and better outcomes.
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"The majority has surrendered to the temptation to overrule Hall even though it is a well-reasoned decision that has caused no serious practical problems in the four decades since we decided it," Breyer wrote in the May case.
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This administration's tenure may be rife with staff turnover, tweetstorms and scandals, but there's one thing it's gotten right so far: Its nuclear strategy is a well-reasoned response to the most pressing nuclear threats in the world today.
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That said, a family values "package," presented with well-reasoned and, yes, emotional appeals, that marries symbols and specific policies, can help Democrats regain the initiative on cultural issues around which they have, for far too long, played defense.
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" Teicher proposes a well-reasoned alternative: to read poets not so much by their experiences but by the evolution of their words — "by their journeys, by how their art grew and changed over the course of their writing lives.
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It was well-reasoned, and I had to agree that some of the players seem like they're auditioning for Groundhog Day (Dany walking through Dothraki flames like she did in Season 1, Arya stuck in seemingly endless "Jedi training").
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If you still aren't convinced that Pugh deserved the Oscar for best supporting actress, just watch her impassioned and well-reasoned speech to Laurie (Timothée Chalamet) about marriage being an economic proposition — easily one of the highlights of the entire movie.
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Republican victories in November may very well depend on an astute and well-reasoned defense of the urgent need to streamline the student loan program, cap loan limits, cut unnecessary regulation and increase grants for undergraduates who truly need them.
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Given the ongoing national security and global challenges facing the president, the fact that there has been no continuity within his leadership inner circle means that he is addressing these issues and making decisions without comprehensive information and well-reasoned insight.
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"None of the politically-motivated briefs filed on Remington's behalf undermine the well-reasoned determination by our state's highest court that these families deserve their day in court," Katie Mesner-Hage, a lawyer for the victims' families, said in a statement.
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Ironically, that sort of easily debunkable claim that makes an emotional appeal to those hearing it is a trademark of the president's communication style, not a well-reasoned and grounded-in-reality view of the world that would come from an informed commentator.
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No doubt, they imagined senators sitting silently — uninterrupted by the thrum of digital inputs on electronic devices or the demands of a 24-hour cable television news cycle — through hours of presentations, and then delivering a well-reasoned verdict at the conclusion.
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Given such skewed conceptions, is it really any surprise that tests conducted near the beginning and end of university careers indicate many universities—some prestigious and others not— add little to students' ability to address a body of information and reach well-reasoned conclusions .
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"We have always been confident that the district court's extremely well-reasoned opinion was correct on the law, just as we have also always been confident that this administration takes its obligation to uphold the Constitution seriously," Marc Rylander, a spokesman for Mr. Paxton, said Tuesday.
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But the political rhetoric of the movement's leader, Mohammed Ben Abbes, is well reasoned and coherent, bearing a certain resemblance to Erdoğan's actual platform, and presented with a frankness and lucidity that made me understand the logic of the A.K.P. in a way I never had before.
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Chevron, which took the lead in fighting the case, called the decision "important and well-reasoned" and said although the ruling is not binding on other courts, judges in similar cases "should follow Judge Alsup's lead and dismiss their cases as well," according to spokesman Sean Comey.
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Even a cursory review of all the names on the president's list of potential nominees reveals that these men and women represent the best the legal profession has to offer: outstanding education, experience in the position, and well-reasoned decisions that fairly apply the law and the Constitution.
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The grader wrote that while I had made a well-reasoned case for my position, it was only the superficial, prima facie case, and gave me a B. That teaching assistant might have been (although it was not) Benjamin R. Barber, then a graduate student in government at Harvard.
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"Anyone who knows my teaching style recognizes that I encourage, nay, beg for, alternative viewpoints to my own to be expressed in class and I try to teach students, regardless of their views, how to express them in the most well-reasoned and defensible manner," he wrote in a Facebook post he emailed to Mashable.
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Such valuing of verisimilitude to make superheroes "work," is directly in the lineage of Watchmen, and yet the many thousands of people involved in making these films for more than a decade haven't managed to construct an imagined world as well-reasoned as what a handful pulled off in a few years with that book.
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Former House Ways & Means Chairman Dave Camp (R-Mich.), prior to his retirement, was a proponent of tax reform, but as he traveled around the country and attempted to gather a coalition to support his well-reasoned reform proposal, he found exactly what I described above: Everyone wants lower rates and to keep deductions.
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Opinion by: Saagar Enjeti Senator Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisBiden's lead atop Democratic field slips: poll GOP senator: Pelosi impeachment timeline intended to help Joe Biden Harris to cut some staff, redeploy others to Iowa in campaign shake-up MORE offered a well reasoned and thoughtful analysis of her campaign, why she's failing in a new Axios interview.
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The fact that most of these hateful messages are allegedly coming from American metalheads is even more depressing, but is indictative of just how many knuckleheads in this country are currently afraid that evil social justice warrior feminazis are comin' for their black metals, the same way Obama is definitely comin' for their guns and that Donald Trump is definitely a sane and well-reasoned choice for President.
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