But in light of the judge's instructions, as well as the eyewitness identification and physical evidence that "overwhelmingly established" Mr. Al-Amin's guilt, it said, the violation was "harmless beyond a reasonable doubt".
As many of the sources I link to above emphasize, the benefits of flu vaccination in terms of reducing the risk of catching the flu have been overwhelmingly established.
"There is a myth that the prisons are full of hapless drug users, when the statistics overwhelmingly establish the people in prison are second- and third-felony offenders -- they are drug dealers," Paul A. Clyne, the Albany County district attorney, said.
"The evidence overwhelmingly establishes that Dr. Muizelaar knew that he did not have the necessary approvals from the IRB or the CMO" — the chief medical officer — "to proceed with the procedure on Patient 3, but that he nonetheless did so," she wrote.
Primatologist Frans de Waal insists, in a recent article in Nature, that theory and data overwhelmingly establish human-animal continuity of mind.
Just as the University heavy weights, including Joe Paterno, circled the wagons and conspired to cover up Sandusky's crimes -- which the Freeh report overwhelmingly establishes -- so too did District Attorney Gricar distance himself from what he knew would be an ugly, inflammatory, and uncertain prosecution.
At present, financial crimes can be so difficult to prosecute that criminal charges may never be filed.On July 10th, senators from both sides voted overwhelmingly to establish even more sweeping powers than those proposed by Mr Bush.
Both Mr Bush and his vice-president, Dick Cheney, are having to defend themselves against allegations of dodgy dealings during their own time as businessmen.The Senate has already voted overwhelmingly to establish even more sweeping powers than those proposed by Mr Bush.
The math overwhelmingly favours the established interests.If we're in thrall to big ideas, it's largely because we're powerless against small interests.
Ten years ago today, the United States Congress, in a remarkable display of compassion and bipartisanship, passed overwhelmingly legislation that established an historic and transforming global health program now known as PEPFAR -- the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief.
Slowly it was established that, overwhelmingly, those who had come by boat were not "queue jumpers" or criminals or terrorists (a claim regularly made by ministers, despite being refuted by the government's own national security chief) but rather people fleeing genuine persecution and who were owed protection.
