To succeed in a civil claim (or a criminal prosecution), the plaintiff (or the prosecution) will have to prove the material facts—or "elements"—that constitute the civil claim (or criminal charge) that is before the court (see discussion of "materiality" in section 2.2 above).
More than its geographical, material facts or its winding blue filament on an OS map, it provides a metaphor for time's eddy and flow, and for memory.
Most insider trading cases are pursued as a violation of Rule 10b-5, which prohibits making misstatements or omitting material facts, or employing "any device, scheme, or artifice to defraud" investors.
Linda D. Fienberg, president of the authority's dispute resolution program, said in a statement that new applicants undergo extensive background checks by an outside vendor and that applicants who intentionally misstate facts or fail to disclose material information are disqualified.
In addition, important stuff that was buried among meaningless boilerplate is unlikely to persuade all but the toughest arbitrators to excuse a broker who didn't explain material facts or risks.
Here, significant shares of resource consumption are in fact waste generated or material dissipated in producing exported goods.
It is common to emphasize that patients cannot possibly be "fully informed" if that would include all facts, or all facts that are material to physicians' decisions.
However, his list rather retracted from Hattori's and Naumann's, since he compiled without distinction of myth and fact, or consistency between materials.
Those early diaries, both written and photographic, held for him a fascination with the way "certain kinds of facts and materials from the external world can describe a day or an activity".
Liability under these provisions is set off if they "contained an untrue statement of a material fact or omitted to state a material fact required to be stated therein or necessary to make the statements therein not misleading".
