Sentence examples for the proof against from inspiring English sources

"We will see what the proof against them is," he said.

The Uruguayan FA president, Wilmar Valdez, told local media the proof against Suárez is not "convincing".

The proof against him "is substantial," Artie McConnell, an assistant district attorney, said during a bail hearing after the defendant was indicted.

However great the proof against him otherwise may be, under our system no man should be punished pursuant to a judgment induced wholly or in part by a coerced confession.

"Given the defendant's age, the length of the likely sentence, the strength of the proof against the defendant, including his confessions, these facts present a clear risk of flight".

"It's going to be the first time the manufacturers are going to have to face the full array of the proof against them," said David Kairys, a professor at Temple University Law School in Philadelphia who is an adviser to many municipalities in other gun cases around the country.

As is known from those few cases where proofs survive (Prairie and Afloat and Ashore), he corrected errors as he saw them, and made changes in areas always of concern to him (for example, the proper registration of dialect). But, as with the fair copy, he did not correct the proofs against either his own or the amanuensis copies.

The first of these was the trial of Sir Walter Raleigh; according to Cuthbert William Johnson, one of Coke's biographers, "There is, perhaps, no reported case in which the proofs against the prisoner were weaker than in this trial ... never was an accused person condemned on slighter grounds".

"From an evidentiary standpoint, much of the government's 'proof' as to the superseding indictment's accusations (and Mr. Lay's defense thereto) will differ significantly from the proof offered against Mr. Skilling and Mr. Causey due in no small measure to the lack of commonality among the counts," the papers say.

When I wrote the book, in the mid-60s, the Soviet Union seemed proof against the mutability of things.

She pointed out that judges had acknowledged that the bra clasp, which constituted the "main proof" against Sollecito, might have been given a "kick" by investigators before it was finally found.