Sentence examples for difficulties in proving from inspiring English sources

The difficulties in proving intent makes it even less likely that the Justice Department will pursue a criminal prosecution.

In other countries there are real difficulties in proving citizenship, either because there is no central government or because the government is not interested in redocumenting its citizens overseas.

Many others have faced difficulties in proving to the fund and the bank that they have the good governance and adequate programs to meet the criteria for debt forgiveness.

There are also many difficulties in proving Theorem 3.1.

Already at first glance, the problem with a memory term has some difficulties in proving the existence of non-global solutions.

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's The World at One, Caspar Glyn QC, chairman of the Industrial Law Society, said the proposed law would "rarely or perhaps never" be enforced because of the difficulties in proving an offence had been committed.

That is largely because of the difficulty in proving that a decision based on conflicting opinions was knowingly false.

The problem is in proving that profiteering is happening, and all the states, from California to New York, have had great difficulty in proving it".

"We recognize the difficulty in proving precisely which manufacturer caused any particular plaintiff's injuries since crime guns are often not recovered," Judge Wesley wrote.

One juror even praised the two managers for working "24/7" to save their funds.The case underlines the difficulty in proving fraud amid such financial turmoil.

Prosecutors say they have so far been unable to bring criminal charges against Mr. Fucilo and Mr. Tomshaw because of the difficulty in proving that they were knowing participants in the scheme.