Sentence examples similar to factually established from inspiring English sources

"She's failed to establish factually why she can't comply," he said; her sincerely held beliefs were "simply … insufficient" as reason to disobey the order.

Apart from the fact that such an "emerging awareness" does not establish a "fundamental right," the statement is factually false.

Perhaps the most striking difference between the dynamics of establishing expert credibility in law and in science flows from the factually specific and ad hoc character of many legal proceedings.

He notified the court: "the overwhelming evidence establishes that she played a role in the decision to fire the employees... her statement to the contrary under oath to this Office was factually false".

If translations did not make sense or were factually incorrect they were considered as wrong.

Make sure all information is factually true.

It's factually wrong".

That is factually false.

"Qimonda is factually liquidated.

But I mean factually.

"You're factually wrong".