His autobiography was in proof when he died.
In the Bay Area a building is earthquake proof when it has built-in fissures and intentional crevices.
The UNAids report stated that IOS employs an "erroneous and misplaced high standard of proof" when investigating claims.
J Surmise ought not to be substituted for strict proof when it is sought to fix a defendant with serious liability.
We demand impossible standards of proof when confronted with something we don't want to hear, but will believe any old cobblers if it confirms our prejudices.
You may not be required to show proof when you file your return, but you better have it if you're ever audited or questioned about the deduction.
In contrast, claimants face more specific restrictions: the reversal of the burden of proof when companies sue, further hurdles for foreign claimants, and more restrictions on superinjunctions.
His proof: when a prospective customer seeks an agent on the site an average of seven agents respond to the request.
Nonconsensual government must be subject to a substantial burden of proof when it exercises coercive authority, and it may often fail to meet it.
I see no reason to be worried about Ball's sentence — or, more generally, the fact that judges apply ordinary burdens of proof when resolving factual disputes at sentencing.
Of course, if you were just married and received a bounty of checks as gifts, you might want have your marriage license on hand as proof, when you are providing your bank account information.
