Sentence examples for had adduced from inspiring English sources

In June, the Trial Chamber issued its decision, holding that the Prosecution had adduced sufficient evidence for a Trial Chamber to find that there existed an armed conflict in Kosovo in the FRY prior to 24 March 1999 (Prosecutor v. Milošević 16 June 2004, para. 318).

Judge Kwon appended a dissenting opinion, with respect to the Trial Chamber's holding that the Prosecution had adduced sufficient evidence for a Trial Chamber to find that Milošević was responsible for genocide under Article 4 of the Statute under the theory of the third category of joint criminal enterprise (Prosecutor v. Milošević 16 June 2004, section VII, paras. 1 4).

Further S. Pathmanathan asserts that Chandrabhanu had categorically claimed Padmavamsa lineage whereas S. Paranavitana had adduced a Gangavamsa lineage to the Aryacakravarti.

I remember Christopher's thrill at having adduced a key connection between Wilde and Wodehouse.

Having adduced Plato, I might as well up the pretension ante with Goethe.

Despite the faux-precision of "synaptic", Carr has adduced no scientific evidence for this proposition; nor could any be imagined, because it is obviously false.

Many writers have adduced the idea of "mourning" as a key to Richter's sensibility, often with reference to his series of sensationally gloomy paintings, from photographs, on the deaths of members of the Baader-Meinhof gang.

The Democrats and independent journalistic accounts have adduced troubling evidence of a suppressed minority vote in Florida and of machinations by Bush sympathizers to stop the critical recount in Miami-Dade County. Miami-Dade County

Granting an order for possession and an injunction against Haw and Tucker, Mr Justice Wyn Williams said: "As is apparent from this judgment, I have concluded that the claimant has adduced substantial evidence which justifies the conclusion that the making of orders in this case is proportionate".

In the BBC interview on Sunday, Mr. Miliband used the occasion to invoke, in a humorous aside, a family history that right-wing critics have adduced as part of their 'Red Ed' attacks — the fact that the brothers' father, Ralph Miliband, was a Marxist intellectual and writer who reached Britain from Belgium in 1940 after fleeing advancing Nazi forces.

Scholars have adduced counterevidence against the first three suggestions, concerning the school's doctrine.