Sentence examples for proof laid from inspiring English sources

The assembly itself finally determined the contest.' As the general assembly could determine the contest only upon the grounds set forth in the contestant's notice, it had no authority or jurisdiction to oust the incumbent unless those grounds or some of them were sustained by proof laid before it.

Well, if they're still ignorant after having so much substantial and incontrovertible proof laid out before them, that's their problem.

"Have you any sort of proof?" Rummins laid his head to one side and gave me a long sly broken-toothed grin.

If no proof was laid before it, then the prima facie right of the incumbent, based upon the certificate awarded to him, must prevail.

Proof was laid out on a table: Iranian-made weapons and copies of false identity cards found on captured agents said to be members of the Quds Force of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards.

That groundbreaking proof of concept laid the foundation for all the engineering work she's done since.

Furthermore, they wanted this proof to be laid at the door of the white man who owned the world which defined their circumstances".

These prototypes provided "proof-of-concept" and laid the groundwork for the development of the higher-power reactors that followed.

As tightly constructed as a proof, it first lays out Mr. Padamsee's principles of abstraction in a sequence of graphs and charts and then furnishes numerous examples in the form of elegant, Mondrianesque line drawings.

By adding cesium chloride, Perey coaxed the actinium to form crystals; then, through a series of meticulous tests, she laid down the proof that this radiation was something new.

The discovery of a nest of dinosaur eggs in Mongolia in 1923 provided the first proof that the prehistoric creatures laid eggs rather than giving birth to live young.