Finally, for those of us who still aren't quite sure what to make of it all but are relieved that it didn't come to U.S. bombs dropping a category that I suspect includes at least seventy-five per cent of the country there's some dispositive evidence that runs in Obama's favor.
(Worse, actually: there's no dispositive evidence that pixies don't exist).In order to believe that Republicans would not have used the nuclear option or ended the filibuster as soon as it serves their political ends, you have to think there is some sort of internal brake on the Republican Party's legislative behaviour.
This is hardly dispositive evidence that Mr Perry is lying.
Its rank-ordering of senses is certainly not intended to be legally dispositive, so that the first sense listed can be used by judges across the ocean to enforce contracts or put people in prison.
The Bare Boys purchases were not, she argued, as dispositive of that as the majority claimed.
This is a strange argument--the Fifth Amendment is dispositive evidence that the Framers did not leave property rights to be protected entirely through the political process, and the relevant question is what those protections consist in.
The Commission believes that, in order to meet this standard, an exchange that lists and trades shares of commodity-trust exchange-traded products ("ETPs") must, in addition to other applicable requirements, satisfy two requirements that are dispositive in this matter.
Although not dispositive, this suggests that the CNET Notice Bylaw is designed to govern shareholder proposals under Rule 14a-8 rathan toan toperatete as an advance notice bylaw.
While the use of "coil" to mean "snare" is by no means dispositive, Fitzgerald noted that in a search of more than fifteen thousand cases in Louisiana's federal courts, he found no use of "coil" with this meaning except in the Perricone filing.
I'm not saying they're dispositive, far from that, but an intelligent person, being objective, would have to say there's an issue.
