You have to be beyond doubt if you have to give that.
And when a truth appears to be beyond doubt, we say that the facts in question are black and white.
Enron's collapse is a reminder for big players in unregulated markets that their financial health must be beyond doubt.
His conversion to economic reality is too recent to be beyond doubt, and even if it is genuine inexperience could lead to mistakes.
He added, "Certain principles are fundamental enough that when new factual permutations arise, the necessity to apply the earlier rule will be beyond doubt".
But it should be beyond doubt that more, and more detailed, comparisons of this sort are the way to advance the debate on education beyond tiresome quarrels over how much governments should be spending.
But it seems to me to be beyond doubt that jazz and blues would not exist as we know them had African slaves not been forced to cross the Atlantic to the United States.
Whatever Chilcot concludes about the UK intelligence services, however, and about MI6 in particular, it should already be beyond doubt that the UK has little reason to boast of its superior coordination vis a vis its EU partners, and – without more honesty about our own use of extra-legal practices and excesses – still less of a case for national pride.
However, even in the optimal case, where the credibility of the witnesses and their reports are judged to be beyond doubt and wholly reliable, we are faced with evidence that is equally opposed — "proof against proof".
Likewise, the fossil record of bird evolution from dinosaurs is now filled in well enough to be beyond doubt thanks to several exceptional fossil finds from China that illustrate the morphological changes that were underway, and even the presence of feathers in several dinosaurs that clearly were not birds.
There were no requirements that the judges had to be of a certain nationality, simply that they be qualified and that their independence be beyond doubt.
