English translation for prima facie argument and usage examples from the best sources
"We don't major in criminal justice, but there is at least a prima facie argument that some or most of those who were rioting felt disadvantaged or alienated from their communities.
Musical listening thus may be thought to provide a prima facie argument against the claim that in hearing sounds one typically hears sound sources such as the strumming of guitars and bowing of violins.
Using as a basis naturalism and intuition, an articulate, albeit prima facie, argument has been presented for a right to bodily integrity when it comes to circumcision [ 37].
Using as a basis of natural law and intuition, an articulate, albeit prima facie, argument has been made for a right to bodily integrity when it comes to circumcision [ 37].
The prima facie arguments in the claim look coherent enough to go to court.
Prima facie, arguments for integration in assessments of emerging science and technologies are related to their complex nature, having potentially significant, but to varying extents uncertain, effects in environmental, economic and social systems.
The Board found that Brandt failed to rebut the examiner's prima facie rejection through argument or evidence teaching away or unexpected results.
Second, one might grant, if only for the sake of the argument, the prima facie force of the positive argument but attempt to neutralize it by widening the factual basis to include a matching set of facts, equally well attested, for which the falsehood of the resurrection account is the best explanation.
"I don't think it's right to exclude any particular kind of argument prima facie.
The conceivability argument creates a prima facie case for thinking that mind has no more than causal ontological dependence on the body.
We will in particular be focussing on the dignity-based argument against the prima facie right to choose assisted death, because dignity is a value that is quite regularly cited by the Supreme Court as central to the Canadian constitutional order.
