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Reformists, on the other hand, argue that individual judgment – diligence – is permissible, and that society is empowered to make choices based on contemporary needs, regardless of the opinions of previous religious scholars.
Many of these connections take place on un-moderated platforms that expose children to a wide variety of opinions, beliefs, and cultures – not all positive or safe.
The government-controlled media must be open to diverse opinions; in particular, opposition access must be guaranteed.
In US electoral politics, money counts for more than the opinions of voters.
Polls in North America, Europe, India, and Japan show that opinions about China’s influence are predominantly negative.
A 1983 case held that one way to determine whether a crime meets the “rarest of the rare” requirement is whether the community’s “collective conscience” has been “so shocked” that it expects those wielding judicial power to inflict the death penalty, regardless of their personal opinions.
Unsurprisingly, based on the evidence and the opinions presented at the Law Commission’s hearings, there was a general consensus that the courts are unable to adopt a fair and non-discriminatory approach to the death penalty, and support for its abolition was overwhelming.
She received expert opinions from leading figures on both sides of the issue, not only Canadians, but also authorities in Australia, Belgium, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
Such ideas are reflected in opinions polls in which Europeans claim that Israel and the US are the true dangers to world peace.
The best American universities operate their hiring processes internally, relying on outsiders only for expert opinions on the quality of a candidate professor's research.
Surviving cancer requires many things, but timely access to specialists, laboratories, and second opinions are among the most basic.
The dark side of such certitude, however, is the way it influences how these economists engage contrary opinions.
But if, thanks to the increased availability of so much information (including different viewpoints and opinions), we now know that the future is always uncertain, the behavior of Western businesses (and many in the emerging world) is eminently logical, especially given the current workings of the financial system.
The challenge for leaders, then, is to find ways to work with people who hold different opinions without abandoning their own core principles.
In anticipation of the protest, the hospital issued a friendly public statement, saying, “We are committed to open communication with the Intersex community and fully respect the diversity of opinions that exist in affected individuals.”
They need to take a step back and examine the cultural assumptions underpinning their medical opinions.
While Jordan’s Press and Publications Law prohibits the arrest of journalists for opinions expressed in print, journalists are now fair game if those opinions appear online.
They are being replaced with what the American comedian Stephen Colbert calls “truthiness”: the expression of gut feelings or opinions as valid statements of fact.
Algorithms can already detect fake reviews by identifying consistently positive (or negative) opinions from the same reviewer.
Singapore’s Changi Airport is a rare exception: it solicits user ratings at every turn, via feedback screens with cheery, touch-enabled smiley-face emoticons that request travelers’ opinions on everything from the efficiency of immigration service to the cleanliness of toilets.
He deserves to have his stated motives and opinions known, discussed, and taken seriously.
A liberal society is a society in which people holding different moral opinions are bound together through a common rule of law.
Finally, if America wants change, why vote for a ticket that has embraced the very attitudes that gave the Bush years their character, and exemplifies some of the reasons for its unpopularity and failures, from partisan bigotry and the assault on reason and science to the “America First” dismissal of the opinions of the rest of mankind?
There are as many opinions about what should be the top priority for funders as there are options.
One cannot credibly thump the table about human rights in one country, but keep one’s opinions to oneself in another – an all-too-common occurrence when, say, a trade deal might suffer.
Americans have deep-seated, optimistic views about social mobility, opinions that are rooted in US history and bolstered by narratives of rags-to-riches immigrants.
Yet opinions on the matter have been divided, with the US, in particular, reluctant to welcome China into the fold.
A healthy democracy depends on an honest exchange of ideas and opinions, against a background of shared respect for facts and truth.
“[W]e should be eternally vigilant against attempts to check the expression of opinions that we loathe and believe to be fraught with death,” he wrote, “unless they so imminently threaten immediate interference with the lawful and pressing purposes of the law that an immediate check is required to save the country.”
But there remain profound monetary ties between big banks and people who purport to be independent analysts providing expert opinions.
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