Special agreements constitute clear commitments by parties to a conflict, providing an "important basis for followup interventions to address violations of the law" (ICRC 2008, 16).
Or it may be maintained that some cars, lawns, and products of industrial design are on the art/non-art borderline, and so don't constitute clear and decisive counter-examples.
Does the fact that the marijuana was found in the same bag as the cash constitute "clear and convincing evidence" that the two are related?
While 70percentt say no ground troops should be sent in to fight, 53 percent say ISIS advances constitute clear threat to America.
That would diminish competition and hurt advertisers -- who are consumers of Google's advertising product -- and constitute clear anticompetitive behavior, as the FTC staff report argued, yet the commissioners did not even address that key issue.
Since then, enemies of Gulen and many conspiratorial-minded Turks decided to connect the dots: the fact that I was a U.S. Central Intelligence Agency official (I had retired from the agency 18 years before) and that I had spoken out in defense of Gulen constituted clear "proof" that Gulen is a CIA agent.
The 1918 influenza epidemic, the 2003 SARS incident and the ongoing HIV/AIDS pandemic constitute clear examples of virus transfer from birds [1], bats [2] and chimpanzees [3].
These findings constitute clear proof that different genomic regions present different genealogies.
However, given the nonsignificance of the effect, it does not constitute clear evidence that the prediction was supported.
What they now want, among other things, is Community budget funding to finance the European Parliament election campaigns of the European political parties, which could constitute clear interference in the internal political affairs and democratic functioning of each country. in writing.
