Sentence examples for necessity of proving from inspiring English sources

If he admits relevant facts in his statement the prosecution is relieved of the necessity of proving them by evidence of its own.

Showing that a considerable part of the GI patients presented to an oncological centre is employed will stimulate the discussion on the necessity of proving work-related care during the treatment phase.

Although there may be practical reasons for this, it would appear in many cases to involve either unfamiliarity with the data or a reluctance, or at least inertia, to change established practices (witness the necessity of proving that hypoglycemia is beneficial in ICU patients despite no good evidence to the contrary).

"The central idea pervading this struggle," Lincoln said in 1861, "is the necessity … of proving that popular government is not an absurdity," for "if we fail it will go far to prove the incapability of the people to govern themselves".

And courts saw an epidemic of false, forged, and backdated documents manufactured by mortgage companies out of necessity to prove ownership of the loans.

S). 817, where the section was held to obviate the necessity for proving the posting, etc., of a location notice, but not to dispense with proof of discovery; in Upton v. Santa Rita Mining Co., 14 N. M. 96, 89 Pac.

When we began to tour regularly in the US it became clear that we could not afford to keep our rhythm section, so the evolution of the group as an a cappella ensemble was born of necessity, but proved to be very exciting.

Thus, necessity of (2.6) is proved.

But despite its stability, proximity, and blank slate of a market, necessity may prove to be the ultimate mother of invention in Algeria, as its formerly oil-reliant economy is forced to diversify or wither on the vine.

In the case of Joss Whedon, it was boredom, not necessity, that proved the mother of invention.

The necessity is proved and the proof of Theorem 3.2 is completed.