Sentence examples for to prove bad from inspiring English sources

As explained above, however, to establish director oversight liability plaintiffs would ultimately have to prove bad faith conduct by the director defendants.

Hence, it would be impossible for the appellants to prove bad faith, and the first count of the counterclaim must fail.

But that hasn't been true for a long time, so it's become very hard — maybe even impossible — to prove bad intent with smoking-gun evidence.

The Friends have taken the Foundation's board all the way to the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania to prove bad faith and mismanagement, and to halt the move.

Exit is NOT unilateral nor effective: the UK would have to prove bad faith (which is almost impossible) and convince an arbitration panel of EU folk, still subject to ECJ [European court of justice], in order to leave.

On August 24th IS took Tabaqa air base from the regime after a week of seizing a string of rebel-held villages near Aleppo.Jihadist groups normally tend to prove bad at governance, lose civilian support and falter in their most ambitious aims, such as state building.

He says that the media just aren't interested in all that "woolly stuff" but he is truly out to prove that bad behaviour is not ordained in the genes.

The damage, according to Pochettino, was not too serious but it has proved bad enough to keep Bentaleb out of contention.

From a prosecutor's standpoint, it can be harder to prove a bad-check case than a murder case.

Some employers use your credit history as part of their hiring decision, although there is very little research to prove that a bad credit score equates to a bad employee.

They want the EU to feel sorry for them, and to prove what a bad neighbour Russia is and how much pressure they are putting on poor Ukraine".