Sentence examples for indisputable record from inspiring English sources

Pedro Ramirez, the editor of El Mundo, a newspaper that has often teamed up with Mr Garzon, calls him "infantile in his megalomania", but also acknowledges his "indisputable record in serving the rule of law".

To most Colombians it is now clear – a matter of indisputable record – that the paramilitary violence that engulfed the country with peculiar intensity during the last decade and a half, with the leading intervention of the United States, was part and parcel of an economic project rather than solely a counter-insurgency exercise.

It provides a single, indisputable record of truth.

Prosecutors presented what they called "indisputable" records linking the times of calls on Abu Khattala's cellphone — but not call contents — to surveillance video taken at the diplomatic mission.

"Because a person is equally guilty as an individual who lit the match or fired a mortar, if they are a co-conspirator or an aider and abettor". He said "indisputable" records linking the times of calls on Abu Khattala's phone and surveillance video from the diplomatic mission showed he was at least a key plotter in the attack.

Science is founded not on principles that must be taken on faith, but on sound methodology based on an indisputable historical record of success.

It argues that the claim of legal malpractice "is not only speculative and implausible on its face, but also flatly contradicted by the indisputable documentary record".

Palin's America-loving, however, was captured on a grainy hand-held video and is now part of the indisputable public record.

For all the moaning from conservatives and industry bigwigs about the CFPB representing government-run-amok, the reality is that the bureau has an indisputable track record of success.

Unlike Donald Trump, who has never held public office, Cruz has a documented, proven, and indisputable track record of being a crass, mean, and outright cruel human being whenever it suits his own political interests.

When Ned and his sons go into the museum's Hall of Man, one of the exhibits they see in support of evolution is a collection of dinosaur bones with the title 'Indisputable Fossil Records.' The cartoon's inclusion of the sign can be interpreted as mocking the pretension that science knows all and may not be questioned".