Sentence examples for be established against from inspiring English sources

"Surely the slave markets will be established against the will of the politically 'correct'correct

(d) A claim will be established against a borrower for any amounts remaining due after liquidation of the loan.

A prima facie case of conspiracy, breach of trust, theft anmd [sic] money laundering can be established against some real and artificial persons".

If the defendant appears, the cause becomes mainly a suit in personam, with the added incident, that the property attached remains liable, under the control of the court, to answer to any demand which may be established against the defendant by the final judgment of the court.

Since the construct is not identified internally by the (error free) statistical intersection of observed ratings, as it is in the MEI model, the importance and weights associated of each indicator must be established against a criterion variable used as proxy for the latent construct.

The specificity of the probes was established against a wide range of fungal species.

If evidence is established against the accused, there is a set legal procedure to be followed in such cases.

I have frequently observed that a defendant has a right to remain silent unless a prima facie ease is established against him.

The court documents, translated independently for Guardian Australia, show that Abdellatif was charged in May 1999 for "joining a group that was established against the rules of law [and] held leadership in it", and "participating in a criminal agreement".

The spores and cell-free supernatant of all filamentous fungi, even if antifungal activity had not been established against them, were used as elicitors.

"According to SIT, no offence has been established against any of the 58 persons listed in Zakia's complaint," the court said.