The proceeding here taken may therefore find its sanction in the undoubted right of the lawmaking power to create a presumption of fact as to the bad faith and untruth of an answer to be gotten from the suppression or failure to produce the proof ordered, when such proof concerned the rightful decision of the cause.
"As a member of the Parliament, I think the decision made today by the Parliament is a rightful and just decision, but unfortunately this is the second time that none of the Hazara and Uzbek nominees got a vote of confidence," said Mohammed Noor Akbari, a Parliament member from Day Kundi Province and a Hazara.
Where Haldane could propagate the intuition of researchers, and Rothschild the circumscribed 'order' of the customer, the sheer range of individuals, organisations and methods now considered to have a rightful share in departmental decision-making had grown substantially.
Choosing a favorite is nearly impossible, and for many weeks I delayed or I dithered, deciding that one had a rightful edge over the other, only to reverse the decision seconds later.
But former Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg, now his party's EU spokesman, says the Commons had a "rightful role of scrutiny" at all stages of the Brexit decision-making process.
Trump administration officials said the decision was not an American repudiation of cooperation with other countries but a rightful defense of the government's power to determine who can enter the United States.
Thereby, Great Britain agreed that adjudication may follow a rightful seizure.
Every time there's a wrongful conviction, the state loses a chance at a "rightful" conviction.
But if Nowitzki isn't a rightful All-Star, then who is?
Some economists still debate whether the field deserves a rightful place within the economics discipline.
The Oxford Dictionaries have a rightful authority and a leading place in cultural life.
