Sentence examples for higher standard of proof from inspiring English sources

The truth is, the Nets are held to a higher standard of proof.

Fraud has an even higher standard of proof: the statement must be intentionally false about a material fact.

The Pentagon official said a higher standard of proof was required before this clearance could be revoked, partly, he said, because it affected Mr. Deutch's livelihood.

Gross declares that older workers bringing employment discrimination claims must meet a higher standard of proof than for other types of claims, like race or sex discrimination.

But to make a case for perjury requires a far higher standard of proof — one that the facts at present don't seem to support.

But some police officers and prosecutors say that the higher standard of proof would make it harder to catch criminals in certain long-term investigations.

Describing the policy as "devastating for hundreds of families who depend on their cars for many of the urgent and important tasks of daily life," it called for higher standards of proof and the end of penal-sum fees.

They found that the judges had used far higher standards of proof than were needed for an arrest warrant, and that the dismissal of the prosecutor's genocide charges therefore amounted to an "error or law".

But an appeals chamber called this "an error of law," because the judges had sought far higher standards of proof than were required to order an arrest, and it asked them re-examine the application.

For those small accounts holding the equivalent of a couple of dollars, they could introduce tiered documentation requirements, like allowing a village elder to confirm someone's identity, while maintaining higher standards of proof for bigger accounts to avoid fraud and other illegal activities.

And second, it raised the bar for pleadings, establishing higher standards of proof that are designed to prevent legal fishing expeditions.