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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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A word for 'deriving decisions from rules/laws'?
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I am writing a letter. In this letter I am trying to persuade a group of people to ignore what their rules tell them they should do, and instead, agree with my argument.
My rationale in this form is persuasive, and it is most likely the case that you have an equally ... reason to deny it.
... indicates where such a word is to be placed in the sentence. The reason must be explained by a word for 'deriving decisions from rules/laws'?
I am writing a letter. In this letter I am trying to persuade a group of people to ignore what their rules tell them they should do, and instead, agree with my argument.
My rationale in this form is persuasive, and it is most likely the case that you have an equally ... reason to deny it.
... indicates where such a word is to be placed in the sentence. The reason must be explained by a word for 'deriving decisions from rules/laws'?
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