Sentence examples for threshold of proving from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department argues that the law still runs afoul of the Voting Rights Act but now faces the higher threshold of proving intentional discrimination to prevail in court.

4. (S/REL UK) Menon replied that Pakistan was "nowhere near the threshold of proving sincerity" in its response to the Mumbai attacks and had so far taken no "irrevocable" steps toward eliminating Lashkar-e-Tayiba as a threat to India.

She faced a threshold of proving competence that other high-level female political figures have had to face, especially those who might become commander-in-chief; the question "Are you tough enough?" was often directed to her.

The threshold of evidence to prove such a case is obviously quite high, though.

It is the category of joint enterprise which, the supreme court said, has been repeatedly misinterpreted and over-extended to the point where the threshold for proving guilty has been lowered too far.

To obtain refugee protection in Canada, a claimant must prove that his or her home country is unable to provide protection against persecution, and the evidentiary threshold for proving this is very high, says Efrat Arbel, a law professor at the University of British Columbia Allard School of Law.

The data on forced degradation studies revealed that the degradation products were well separated from lafutidine and the peak purity data (purity angle less than purity threshold) of lafutidine proved the homogeneity of the peak.

Stanley L. Cohen, a lawyer for Mr. Alessa, said the case would have been "almost impossible" to win at trial because of a low legal threshold to prove conspiracy, and the difficulty of arguing terrorism cases.

In other words, the prosecution has the burden of proving each material portion of an offense occurred by a very high threshold.

This is seen as an easier threshold to prove in court.

"It's a high threshold to prove you are a refugee".