'Prima Facie' evidence is the information that makes it evident, without yet providing conclusive proof, that the behaviour we are intending to capture secretly is either taking place already or is intended to take place.
And if you give your child a name that makes it evident that you are from a lower socioeconomic stratum, that name could serve as a constant reminder of that status and affect teacher expectations in a way that pulls you down slightly – but reliably – in your academic work.
In fact, there are no Jedi in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, but there are a few other key figures and locations that do pop up, especially in the fantastic reel that makes it evident just how much 1977's Star Wars (now known as Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope) is essential to the success of this movie.
"That made it evident that you can't really run this business out of two rooms and still be able to make the quick decisions you need to sign new formats," he said.
No one in Dawson's Landing is let off the hook here, and in a production that makes it perfectly evident that a bigoted society is a collaboration, the point is well taken.
We hope to have some redevelopment on the north side of the cathedral, attached to the cathedral building, which will provide new accommodation for that work, to make it evident that it is integral to what we're about as a cathedral, to give them better facilities.
The examples of inaccuracy and redundancy that we identified within the HUPO high confidence list (above) make it evident that much effort is needed to ensure the accuracy of a data set such as we present here.
These results make it evident that better articulation among different clusters of growers and other actors should be encouraged, and that diversified and tailor-made extension strategies should be designed to optimally support different clusters of growers.
He said, "Let us further make it evident that we use no words which we are not prepared to back up with deeds, and that while our speech is always moderate, we are ready and willing to make it good". That is not the most famous line from that speech.
Familiarity with Liszt's piano works will make it evident that he was the piano's supreme artist.
