Sentence examples for required proving from inspiring English sources

Securing the first-degree murder conviction they were seeking would have required proving that Rankin acted with premeditation.

But halting the divorce required proving that he was incompetent in court — shaming him into accepting my care.

Mr. Franks, sticking to a commonly held view, said that convicting someone of a hate crime required proving to a jury that the perpetrator was motivated by hatred for some characteristic or group of people, like race or ethnicity, and that the definition could be applied only to acts that were already considered criminal under the law.

For example, in State v. Kelly, id. at 199, Kelly claimed self-defense, which required proving that she subjectively believed in the necessity of using deadly force against her abuser and that this belief was objectively reasonable.

First, they had to establish that Nassau County was liable, which required proving that the police had knowingly deprived them of the right to a fair trial.

The S.E.C. did not pull out its biggest securities fraud weapon – Rule 10b-5 – against Mr. Stoker, which would have required proving he acted intentionally or at least recklessly.

And beginning in 2015, contestants have been required prove their behinds were all natural and not the result of implants or synthetic products.

Joining requires proving that there are enough interested adults in each school community to make the program work.

An insider trading violation requires proving the defendant breached a duty of "trust and confidence" by misusing the information for personal gain or tipping others.

Unlike the usual case, this violation does not require proving a breach of a fiduciary duty, only that the person knew the information was confidential.

Prosecutors have said these cases are difficult to bring because they require proving an intent to defraud beyond a reasonable doubt.