When other panel members, after inspecting your evidence, reject your thesis, you claim that they did so for ideological reasons.
The current administration attributes the volume of prosecutions to happenstance and the availability of evidence, rejecting accusations of politically motivated selective prosecution.
After the Al-Adahi ruling, as the Seton Hall report shows, the district judges immediately became considerably deferential toward the government's evidence, rejecting factual allegations only 14 percent of the time.
The suspects all repudiated the confessions later, but in a pivotal victory for the prosecution, Justice Thomas B. Galligan, who presided at two trials in the case in 1990, ruled the incriminating statements admissible as evidence, rejecting defense lawyers' contentions that they had been obtained by detectives with "subtle pressures".
However, Oh and Zivot (2006) find evidence rejecting the imposition of two unit roots.
The evidence rejects the null hypothesis suggesting that farmers irrigating may not be a random sub-sample of total rural households, which supports the use of data on non-irrigators to correct for sample selection.
He, however, at least according to some of the evidence, rejects the incarnation of human souls into animal bodies and interprets Platonic passages suggesting this as not literally intended (see Smith 1974 and Deuse).
"Let's see: Get rid of books, give yourself over to emotion, ignore evidence, reject logic.
There is, however, some empirical evidence rejecting CPTO for the conventional procedure [ 14, 15].
Available evidence rejects the hypothesis of full consumption insurance in the face of major health shocks.
