Sentence examples for could be proven on from inspiring English sources
If Palmer were shown to be a shadow director and QN's insolvency could be proven on a day-by-day basis, he could be personally liable for that debt.
Aquinas could no longer possess the magnificent naiveté of Boethius, who had considered it possible to discuss the Trinitarian God without resorting to the Bible, nor could he share Anselm's conviction that Christian faith so completely concurred with natural reason that it could be proved on compelling rational grounds.
I satisfied myself at the time that all theses of the ordinary propositional calculus could be proved on the assumption that their propositional variables could assume only two values, '0' or 'the false', and '1' or 'the true'".
When Boneloc was introduced, the Norwegian Arthroplasty Register needed more than 1,000 patients before it could be proven to be an inferior cement based on a higher revision rate compared to regular bone cement (Havelin et al. 1995).
Patients with meningitis do not always display typical clinical signs or characteristic laboratory parameters at the time of admission, even when the bacterial origin could be proven later on [1], [2].
Insider trading would certainly constitute such a violation, but it does not look like that case could be proven based only on disclosure of information about the debt downgrade without showing it was given to someone to actually profit on it.
Next, we asked whether impaired lysosomal degradation pathways in the absence of DJ-1 could be proven by upstream events that depend on functional lysosomes, such as autophagic clearance.
Gregory Curtis said "if it could be proven that they caused an accident while on a cellphone, a hefty fine should be imposed.
Our experience represents a contribution towards the sustainability of the costs of cancer care and its value in cost-containment could be proven and better quantified through multicentric experiences on larger areas.
But nothing could be proven.
