Sentence examples for burden of establishing from inspiring English sources

Your average new sitcom winces under the burden of establishing characters and premise.

"I have come, with some regret, to the conclusion that Iran has not discharged the burden of establishing its ownership of the antiquities under the laws of Iran," the judge said.

Col. Thomas Collins, a spokesman for the Army, said the deputy assistant secretary concluded that Private Abdo had "satisfied the burden of establishing that he was a conscientious objector.

We conclude that even if plaintiffs bear the burden of establishing that they would likely prevail against Napster's affirmative defenses at the preliminary injunction stage, the record supports the district court's conclusion that Napster users do not engage in fair use of the copyrighted materials.

Furthermore, even conceding that the trial judge at the outset applied an erroneous "probability of doubt" standard in deciding that plaintiffs failed to meet their burden of establishing a cause of action, the trial judge faced a conundrum that must be adequately explained.

They said that within 25 miles of a border, people can be legally questioned about their status, but inside the country, the government has the burden of establishing probable cause that someone is a noncitizen before an agent can approach that person and ask for proof of legal status.

For example, there is a section dedicated to describing the burden of established risk factors among patients with CKD.

The increased burden of established CVD risk factors in RA patients [ 9] explains only partly the excess CVD mortality [ 10], suggesting that systemic inflammation participates in the development of CVD.

Unfortunately, this variation was not correlated to the individual burden of established worms in the lungs, as measured indirectly by the number of adults at slaughter, and/or to the antibody response as measured by the ELISA.

Indeed, tumor-specific TBL1 inactivation was sufficient to either reverse disease burden of established tumors or even prevent tumor development at an earlier stage, correlating with enhanced tumor susceptibility to chemotherapeutic intervention.

Nevertheless, implementing and maintaining infection control measures is shifting disease patterns, so that today chronic diseases represent the major health burden of established economies (>90 million people in the United States) and are a rapidly growing burden in developing economies (http://www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/overview.htm) (3 ).