But the mall, the court said, did not offer "objective proof" that the insurance requirement was reasonable.
Many big companies have already nudged over the 20% objective, proof that the law can "spur companies on".
Since this has never been tried on the Chinese mainland (in contrast to the vibrant system in Taiwan), this self-justifying argument lacks objective proof.
Not everything can be explained in terms of formats and camera work; there is no objective proof but it is generally agreed that President Kennedy was simply better on television than most.
The thinking was that if banks could demonstrate in meticulous detail that they had complied with all the rules, then this amounted to objective proof that they understood all the risks.
I'll continue to defend spiritual belief, as long as it's recognised by the practitioner to be a subjective and experiential phenomenon, not one that is amenable to objective proof within the scientific arena, and one whose historical antecedents are recognised.
There's also more objective proof that opinions are changing: the World Bank on Monday announced it had received pledges of support for carbon pricing from 1,000 companies and investors, as well as 73 national and 11 regional governments, while 31 companies committed to being "carbon pricing champions".
Rating system 5 stars: Objective proof of the existence of the divine 4 stars: Flaky pie crust that tastes more of butter than sugar 3 stars: Coldplay 2 stars: Apple pie 1 stars: The Ninth Circle of Dante's Hell (reserved for, fittingly, treachery).
James R. Higgins Jr., representing Mr. Moseley, said a company with a famous trademark should not be able to win a dilution case without showing "objective proof" that consumers' perception of the famous product had changed in a manner that had an adverse economic impact.
The blocked writers had to fit a set of pre-determined criteria: they had to present objective proof of their lack of writing progress (affirming, for example, that they had made no progress on their main project) and attest to a subjective feeling of being unable to write.
