Sentence examples for charged to prove from inspiring English sources

In other instances, they are charged to prove that they've memorized the order in which the fifty-two cards of a shuffled deck randomly fell.

The onus is on the person charged to prove that he or she has a lawful excuse for having the item, and this can only be done by demonstrating that he or she acquired the item in a lawful manner for a lawful purpose, and did not act "in a manner prejudicial to public security or the maintenance of public order" while in possession of or having control of it.

Iranian officials often rely on large crowds of people — many of them paid by the government, the opposition charges — to prove the government's legitimacy, and on Thursday the streets are likely to be filled with the state's supporters as well as its opponents.

REGULATORS agree that insider trading is one of the most difficult charges to prove.

He will be vigorously contesting the charges to prove his innocence".

— Jeff Gordinier The Houston Chronicle: Cheating is rife in big-ticket fishing competitions, and one all-women team in Texas, the Nice Tails, now has the felony charges to prove it.

But in this particular case, it surely offers Mr Kerry a better line of attack.First, it is a far less contentious charge to prove.

However, on the basis of The Sun's front page, Hodgson hasn't even been granted the decency of a single game in charge to prove himself.

Neither Mr. Ebanks nor Ms. Samuel has been charged with arson, which investigators say is one of the most difficult charges to prove.

NEW YORK TIMES S.E.C. Looks to File More Civil Cases  |  As a means around claims of intentional wrongdoing and recklessness, the Securities and Exchange Commission may soon be filing more civil cases against perpetrators of negligence, a far simpler charge to prove.

Only Bradman and Sri Lankan Kumar Sangakkara, among regular Test captains, surpass Clarke's return of 64.42 runs an innings in charge to prove that he is never more effective than when laden with responsibility.