· 2/18/2009
NMB Singapore Ltd. v. United States
Citations
- 557 F.3d 1316
- 30 I.T.R.D. (BNA) 2057
- 2009 U.S. App. LEXIS 2943
- 2009 WL 383759
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- explaining, inter alia , that Commerce's rationale must address the parties' principal arguments and evidence, and, more generally, that \the path of Commerce's decision must be reasonably discernable\ in order to support judicial review
- although agency must explain the bases for its decisions, “its explanations do not have to be perfect,” so long as “the path of Commerce’s decision ... [is] reasonably discernable”
- “[W]hile its explanations do not have to be perfect, the path of [the agency’s] decision must be reasonably discernable to a reviewing court.”
- “[W]hile its explanations do not have to be perfect, the path of Commerce’s decision must be reasona- bly discernable to a reviewing court.”
- “[W]hile its explanations do not have to be perfect, the path of Commerce’s decision must be reasonably discernable to a reviewing court.”
- “[W]hile its explanations do not have to be perfect, the path of [an agency’s] decision must be reasonably discernable to a reviewing Court No. 19-00192 Page 35 court.”
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Judges: Michel, Schall, Moore
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