Sentence examples for whatever proof from inspiring English sources

"I'll present whatever proof I got at the right time".

But a cell from, say, her mother's cheek might not have suffered the same chance mutation as the donor skin cell, so the mother's DNA at this particular STR site will not match her daughter's.Safe to say, whatever proof Clonaid produces is unlikely to silence accusations of fraud without further, unfettered investigation by reputable experts.

The same cannot be said when a defendant's conviction has been overturned due to a failure of proof at trial, in which case the prosecution cannot complain of prejudice, for it has been given one fair opportunity to offer whatever proof it could assemble.

In other words, if the president is convinced, based on whatever proof is provided, he can order an American citizen killed.

"It's going to remain case by case and for the judge to value whatever proofs are presented," said Borja Vidaurre Bernal, a partner at VTF Abogados, a media law firm in Madrid.

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Credited to Jeff Koons, it was executed in 1986 in an edition of three plus an "artist's proof," whatever that phrase may mean in this particular instance.

There's no documentary proof whatever that the the Gherardini who is said to have left Florence early in the 11th century is connected with the Fitzgeralds who turned up in England in the 12th.

On Tuesday afternoon, in his first on-camera briefing in a week, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said this when asked for proof of Trump's wiretapping claims: "It's not a question of new proof or less proof or whatever". Instead, he insisted, the goal of Trump's tweets was simply to get congressional investigators to look into the possibility of wiretapping.

"It's proof that whatever sense of safety we have is incredibly tenuous, " Mr. Newsome said.

For some, that is proof that, whatever her failings, she was first and foremost a dedicated public servant.