Sentence examples for proof by which from inspiring English sources

The governor's lawyers have repeatedly complained that the committee has not adopted clear standards for impeachment or defined the burden of proof by which the governor will be judged.

Mr. Garber has been critical of the committee, saying that before it worries about a deadline it should adopt clear standards for impeachment, publicly define the scope of its investigation and settle on the burden of proof by which Mr. Rowland will be judged.

On Friday, right after the meeting, the governor's in-house counsel, Ross H. Garber, noting the rarity of a legislative body calling an executive official to testify, said the committee should define the scope of its investigation and the burden of proof by which the governor will be judged.

In legal arguments on Feb. 20, she was clearly looking for a legal rationale to do just that and challenged lead prosecutor Karen Patton Seymour to marshal proof by which a reasonable jury could find Stewart intended to defraud investors.

Thus we obtain a general limitation result saying that there cannot exist a formal proof procedure by which any given arithmetical sentence can be proved to hold or not to hold.

The veto-proof majority by which the bill was passed is fragile, and Bloomberg has hinted he might be able to convince some supporters of the bill to change their minds, allowing him to successfully veto.

The only sense in which GC (or FLT) can be proved is that it can "correspond to a proof by induction," which means that the unproved inductive step (e.g., "G(n) → G(n + 1)") and the expression "∀nG(n)" are not mathematical propositions because we have no algorithmic means of looking for an induction (PG 367).

"Proof," by David Auburn, which won the Pulitzer Prize for drama this year, won the Tony Award for best play.

For something slightly less dispiriting, or at least something with fewer homicides, check out "The Paradox of the Proof," by Caroline Chen, which starts with a historic breakthrough in mathematics, and ends with a lot of head-scratching and resentment.

The results allow us to discuss the "proof-of-principle" by which Pol-β-targeted compounds enhance the efficacy of TMZ.

This appears to be the earliest example of a purported proof of relative consistency, by which a theory is shown to be consistent lest another theory — whose consistency is typically taken for granted — be inconsistent.