Sentence examples for proof issues from inspiring English sources

"What emerged from the audio," the D.A.'s office said, "was insufficient to prove a crime under New York law, which requires prosecutors to establish criminal intent.... This, coupled with other proof issues, meant that there was no choice but to conclude the investigation without criminal charges".

This, coupled with other proof issues, meant that there was no choice but to conclude the investigation without criminal charges.

As I describe the "quantum of proof" issue to my class, I explain that preponderance of the evidence means 51percentt as compared with 49percentt for the contrary inference.

Assuming someone actually read the entire Wells Report, its legalistic parts focused the attention of readers on the quantum of proof issue under the NFL Rules.

A similar burden of proof issue arose under California battery law, where an exception relieves police officers of the burden to prove their use of force was reasonable in certain circumstances.

We have several lawsuits against Boymelgreen and his partner, Africa Israel, about leaks, fire-proofing issues, you name it.

The Burden of Proof For accident victims, there still may be a burden-of-proof issue when it comes to the data found on a driver's cell phone.

Now it's the boiler, which is related to quite a major damp-proofing issue that looks like it might necessitate the remortgaging of my right arm.

Pop Warner has decided to wait for more definitive proof before issuing even more restrictive rules.

It pointed to Kraft's $3.6 billion stock buyback — at $33 a share — as proof that issuing too much new stock at today's prices would be wasteful.

"We will have to look at [the Anderson report] in the context of what we were proposing subsequently to the joint committee of parliament but we were very clear that we would accept… all of the principles that that committee set forward including that the original draft communications data bill, which had attempted to future proof this issue, was too wide-ranging," May added.