Sentence examples for proof of the matter from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

But if it is, then the burden of proof in the matter of when to cut the cord will have shifted from those who would cut late to those who would cut early.

Originally shown by Lieb and Thirring [20] in order to give an alternative proof of the stability of matter, these inequalities have also found additional applications.

(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.

In addition, Chandra found direct proof of the existence of dark matter in the merging of two galaxy clusters in which the hot gas (which is ordinary visible matter) was slowed by the drag effect of one cluster passing through the other, whereas the mass was not, which showed that most of the mass is dark matter.

Unexplained "filaments" of radio-wave emission close to our galaxy's centre may hold proof of the existence of dark matter, researchers have said.

Other examples of the same method he analyzed are Aristotle's proof of the existence of "first matter" (materia prima) from substantial change and his proof of an "eternal first mover" (primus motor aeternus) from local motion (Wallace 1999, p. 338).

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

But that point is left undecided, the court only assuming that those statutory provisions are still in force, but does not say whether the suit could be maintained under those sections or under either of them without allegation or proof as to the value of the matter in dispute.