Sentence examples for proof of matters from inspiring English sources

Consequently, having examined the 23 written statements, the Trial Chamber finds that the statements go to proof of matters other than the acts and conduct of the accused (Prosecutor v. Milošević 21 March 2002, para. 22).

Ripley contended that to insist upon the reality of miracles was to demand material proof of spiritual matters, and that faith needed no such external confirmation; but Norton and the mainstream of Unitarianism found this tantamount to heresy.

Maybe this is what the Rugby Football Union chief executive, Ian Ritchie, meant when he inserted the phrase "proven international experience" into the red-rose job description: the "proof" of the matter being that no one gets it all his own way all of the time, as Jones didn't when he presided over eight Wallaby defeats in nine matches back in 2005.

"That would constitute very solid proof of dark matter".

Scientists hailed the discovery as proof of dark matter's existence.

Naturally they were wrong and for many people a simple objective proof of the matter would have been enough.

(D) A Chamber may admit a transcript of evidence given by a witness in proceedings before the Tribunal which goes to proof of a matter other than the acts and conduct of the accused.

Additionally, the problems existent in networks have caused research centers to gradually lose their incentives to take part in network activities - the number of centers participating in strategic meetings is a proof of this matter.

To clarify: One can locate two places in Harman's argument where burden-of-proof matters arise.

No matter your political leanings, the Clinton get is proof of one thing: Broad Fucking City is having a moment.

For many opponents of Nazism, this was proof of guilt, no matter how strongly Furtwängler — backed by the German de-Nazification court, which cleared him of all charges — declared his innocence.