The documentary record indisputably establishes that virtually all the evidence and testimony introduced at the second trial was developed by my team (two members of which then served as Mr. Puccio's trial assistants) and submitted as part of a new trial motion before Mr. Puccio was even hired.
The first stems from fish enthusiasts who have for many years recognized the particular qualities of bluefin tuna — qualities that were they land-based creatures would establish them indisputably as "wildlife" and not just another "seafood" we eat without remorse.
He has a strong arm and is well-schooled in the Charger offense, but he never has been able to take full advantage of the absence of Fouts and establish himself indisputably as a player the team could not afford to forfeit.
Wrangling over the role and rights of the independent counsel can now give way to procedures and powers established indisputably by the Constitution, and that is a healthy development.
Second, the tenacity, passion and bravery of the strikers and their supporters have established indisputably that the teachers of Los Angeles will not be messed with anymore.
"The Landlord" helped establish Funny or Die as indisputably the biggest player in online comedy with 62 million video views a month.
"I want to establish a source of record that's indisputably trustworthy for everyone from across all aisles," said CEO and Editor-in-Chief Nathaniel Barling.
In its early years, the malaria campaign did not so much control the disease itself, as much as establish control over the "malaria question", making it indisputably a state project.
Jones's Olympic reach exceeded her gold medal grasp, but she established herself indisputably as the world's greatest female sprinter.
Indeed, if her one-woman plays (perhaps the most successful being "Fires in the Mirror") don't establish her as the inventor of contemporary documentary theater, she is indisputably its foremost advocate.
Indisputably, this would be much more relevant and appropriate data upon which to establish a risk-based regulatory limit [ 48].
