Sentence examples for facts disclosed from inspiring English sources

But this story is consistent with the facts disclosed about him so far - and, more to the point, stories like this do unfold in the world we inhabit.

We have no occasion to determine whether, on the facts disclosed, the Davis case was rightly decided, but we cannot agree that it rules the instant case.

Of 122 licenses granted in the 2008 auction, 85 went to companies that "suppressed facts, disclosed incomplete information and submitted fictitious documents," and therefore did not comply with requirements for the licenses, the auditor said.

The facts disclosed by the record are not sufficient to show that the exertion by the commission of its power to prescribe specific rates was arbitrary or an infringement of any constitutional right of the appellee.

Indeed, the District Court recognized the illusory nature of petitioner's concession: it refused to assume the existence of a constitutional deprivation without substance or content and proceeded to determine for itself whether the facts disclosed violations of constitutionally secured rights.

been confined either in an Assembly Center, within the zone in which he had lived or has been removed to a Relocation Center where, as the facts disclosed in Ex parte Mitsuye Endo, 323 U.S. 283, 65 S.Ct.

But, in this case, the facts disclosing that the search and seizure violated the Fourth Amendment were not in controversy.

With every respect for the rulings of the lower court, we find that the unquestioned facts disclose that the evidence on which the conviction rests was illicit and the motion to suppress it should have been granted.

In that case the facts disclose that a company organized in Tennessee and carrying on business there, went into Kentucky and, through an agent there, bought wheat for shipment to the company's mill in Tennessee.

Foregoing facts discloses that phytochemicals in the synthesis of nanoparticles is an important symbiosis between nanoscience and green chemistry.

As the following facts disclose, despite some rising pretenders to the throne, the tobacco industry may be the king of concealment and disinformation.