Sentence examples for such evidentiary from inspiring English sources

And whatever the meaning of "substantial" in other contexts, the threshold for such evidentiary sufficiency is not high.

Instead, the Government maintains that such evidentiary equipoise is an insufficient basis for issuing a preliminary injunction against enforcement of the Controlled Substances Act.

If it turns out that prosecutors miscalculated in predicting how a judge would rule on such evidentiary issues, the agency that had urged the Justice Department to bring the case might balk at letting it continue.

The sheer volume of information sought is staggering; while search warrants and subpoenas for business records may encompass large volumes of paper documents or electronic data, the most expansive of such evidentiary demands are dwarfed by the volume of records obtained pursuant to the orders in question here.

These decisions also suggest that the new and different character of such an evidentiary use extends to the internal copies a law firm makes while it is analyzing copyrighted material and determining whether it would serve its client's interests to present it to a decision-maker.

AcuffRose expressly rejected such a "hard evidentiary presumption" and stated that the Court of Appeals "erred" by giving such dispositive weight to the commercial nature of the use.

A hallmark of arbitration is its use of procedures tailored to the type of dispute and amount in controversy; so arbitrators might properly decline to demand such a rigorous evidentiary showing in small antitrust cases.

Trial courts are not excused from their obligation to resolve such matters through evidentiary hearings simply because they consider the bedrock procedures of our justice system to be "of little use".... Plaintiffs further argue -- and the District Court held -- that no evidentiary hearing was necessary given that Microsoft long had been on notice that structural relief was a distinct possibility.

Such materials are its evidentiary bread and butter.

The course will also consider the practical aspects of those cases, such as the special evidentiary problems when doctors are witnesses; techniques to present scientific material to juries; approaches to trial examination; and jury selection strategies.

The only state voting rights act in the nation, the Act permits challenges to discriminatory at-large methods of elections in state courts without requiring proof of a host of evidentiary factors such as are required under the federal Voting Rights Act of 1965.