Findings and Conclusions: The project has produced proofs that the issue of 'invisible' children is highly relevant for the rural communities and it represents a serious problem that needs an urgent policy response.
Carla Del Ponte, the chief prosecutor, said her detectives had produced proof that local government officials regularly warned suspects of an impending arrest, allowing them to escape.
Schmidt believed that the cultural-historical school of ethnology had produced proof that an older, genuine totemism had been an integral part of a culture located in a definite area and that it was "organically" connected with definite forms of technology, economy, art, and worldview.
Having produced proof of funds before Saturday morning's Football Conference Annual General Meeting in South Wales, Hereford now have until Thursday to ensure that the £148,000 owed is deposited in their various football creditors' accounts.
"The brotherhood of the sea," declares the narrator, in imitation of the fishermen's bibulous self-congratulation, has produced "conclusive proof of their metaphysical unity".
In the 62 years since the kidnapping, more than 600 persons have claimed to be Charley Ross, and others still appear at the rate of two or three a year, but none has produced any proof whatsoever.
Despite the unarguable existence of a grave and peculiarly insidious threat to Britain from Islamist terrorists, the government has produced no proof that giving the police the power to bang them up for longer before charging them would make the country safer.
Since 1999, Kaplan Thaler has produced a critic-proof campaign for Aflac that features an irascible duck shouting "Aflac!" rather than "Quack!" in a frustrated quest for attention.
For final proof that Dudamel has produced a Scrooge shield with his "Nutcracker," there was this — big, broad smiles on faces of the musicians trained to be stony.
