Sentence examples for as dispositive from inspiring English sources

"This is just one more example," Professor Herz said, "of the law not being as dispositive as laypeople often hope and assume it is".

A qualified order shall be treated as dispositive for purposes of the exception under this subsection.

It seems that the only thing that would have counted as dispositive evidence of Cassandra's maturity, of her capacity to withhold consent, was a willingness to grant it.

The DAO creators embraced this vision and noted that participants should look exclusively to the application's code as dispositive on all matters.

It was not until the late 11th and early 12th centuries that sealed charters of high secular or ecclesiastical dignitaries were again gradually considered as dispositive.

Pace the president and his sycophants — the ones who spent nearly two years casting aspersions on Mueller's integrity, only to now hail his conclusions as dispositive — the nature and extent of Trump's ties to Russia required a thorough investigation.

One way to address this problem is by doing away with personhood as a dispositive legal category.

The author's tendency to take nobility at face value, to regard his subject's diary as a dispositive, blue-ribbon report, makes one welcome a pair of new books devoted to Adams's wife: Margery M. Heffron's "Louisa Catherine: The Other Mrs. Adams" (Yale) and "A Traveled First Lady" (Harvard), a selection of Louisa Adams's private writings.

Instead, the Court of Appeals stated that in accordance with Rule 11-702 expertestimonyny is admissible, "when an expert is properly qualified and the evidence would assist the trier of fact".(108) By focusing its inquiry solely upon the expert's qualifications, the Fuyat court effectively dethroned general acceptance as a dispositive admissibility criterion in New Mexico.

Instead, the Court of Appeals stated that in accordance with Rule 11-702 expertestimonyny is admissible, "when an expert is properly qualified and the evidence would assist the trier of fact". 23) By focusing its inquiry solely upon the expert's qualifications, the Fuyat court effectively dethroned general acceptance as a dispositive admissibility criterion in New Mexico.

For some critics of the program, this statistic is both damning and, as they say, dispositive: The program is racist on its face.