Sentence examples for give rise to an inference from inspiring English sources

Moreover, although we acknowledged "that a district's unusual shape can give rise to an inference of political motivation," we "doubt[ed] that a bizarre shape equally supports a political inference and a racial one".

This can give rise to an inference that even innocent victims are guilty in proportion to their suffering.

This sequence of events "naturally gives rise to an inference of discriminatory intent" that the prosecution did not rebut and that the trial judge should have recognized, he said.

The lawsuit, he said, "sufficiently alleges facts giving rise to an inference that these defendants were involved in setting Lehman's risk policies and knew that the statements concerning enforcement of risk management policies were false".

In her ruling on the defence's application, Bruce said "the evidence forming part of the trial record gives rise to an inference that there may well have been a connection between [X] and CSIS.

"Conditions that are sufficiently egregious may give rise to a permissive inference that an accused is being punished......

Non-compliance can give rise to an UB sanction.

This may give rise to an unfavourable interaction.

The nascent lesion may give rise to an ulcer.

Chiral molecules give rise to a large variety of mesophases.

Each subspace cluster may give rise to a different interpretation.