Sentence examples for proving a case from inspiring English sources

There were legal issues, including the "question of intent in proving a case of obstruction" of justice, Schiff said.

Proving a case against a recipient is difficult without the cooperation of the tipper, unless there are wiretaps or other evidence to show how the information was passed.

Proving a case of excessive force against a police officer is difficult, and I'm not in any position to determine Wilson's guilt.

The S.E.C., which could assess a fine and seek to ban Mr. Cohen from the securities industry, has a lower burden for proving a case than criminal authorities do.

Antitrust lawyers say that proving a case of unfair competition against Google will be difficult, because it will not be enough simply to show that some search results rank lower when Google changes its algorithm.

Proving a case could be difficult because in most auctions the company being bid for, which is typically sophisticated and well advised, has the option to sell or not.

"Is identification a bad way to prove a case?" he asked.

763 (1981) (detailing both the intricate regulatory scheme and the types of medical evidence required to prove a case).

In short, they were told that in that event the appellants had failed to prove a case.

Often, American officials choose not to prosecute because it is difficult to prove a case beyond a reasonable doubt.

"I think from the trial lawyer's perspective, if you're trying to prove a case, the simpler the better.