He thus proved from the outset to be the dominant force in the Cabinet.
The judge also ruled that the libel could not be proved from the printed version of the book alone.
"He's quick, he's intelligent, he proved from his GP2 season last year that he can race and, like Alonso, he has a mind like a sponge," he said.
It can also be proved from self-evident truths by valid argument (by an argument whose conclusion cannot be false if its premises are true) that a first cause, or God, must exist.
Ecclesiastical lands taken by Lutheran rulers from Catholic prelates who were not immediate vassals of the emperor were to remain with the Lutherans if continuous possession could be proved from the time of the Treaty of Passau (August 2, 1552).
Teotihuacán presence can also be seen in the finer pottery of Classic Monte Albán, but the manufacture is local as can be proved from the predominance of the fine gray ware that has always typified Monte Albán.
It may not have been "the white man's burden," which Kipling urged the Americans to take up in 1899, but a burden was what it proved, from the intractable Israeli-Palestinian conflict to the grave problem of Pakistan.
Professor Ross Tucker, who runs the South Africa-based Science of Sport, said neither guilt nor innocence can be proved from those off-scores alone, and her full data over several years is needed to compare changes.
And George W. Bush applied this lesson with a vengeance in his Supreme Court appointments, rejecting stealth candidates in favor of movement conservatives — John Roberts and Samuel Alito — who proved from the beginning to be far more ideologically reliable.
So the result is proved from Theorem 1.
