例句與造句

1. Vohrah said by the time the magistrate gave her grounds on Feb 27, 1995, for convicting them, it was two years after a then Supreme Court's decision on the case of Khoo Hi Chiang requiring a proof beyond reasonable doubt.
2. In civil and Securities and Exchange Commission cases, however, only a preponderance of the evidence is required, not proof beyond reasonable doubt, and a jury is more likely to find Lay committed securities or mail or wire fraud, Szott Moohr said.
3. "Anybody who doesn't accept that there is now proof beyond reasonable doubt that smoking is a cause of most lung cancer deaths in countries like Britain or America is either ignorant, incompetent or dishonest, " said Professor Richard Peto from the Imperial Cancer Research Fund ."
4. If a claimant elects to pursue the section 3 civil law remedy, the standard of proof which needs to be shown is the common law standard of proof on " the balance of probabilities " ( more likely than not ) rather than the standard for criminal law which is proof beyond reasonable doubt.
5. Laurence H . Tribe, professor of constitutional law at Harvard Law School, said, " All the rules about proof beyond reasonable doubt and other similar protections can look tremendous but not add up to anything if in the end there is no guarantee of an appeal outside the executive branch ."
6. It's difficult to find proof beyond reasonable doubt in a sentence. 用proof beyond reasonable doubt造句挺難的
7. Alistair Webster informed Lord Rennard on 15 January 2014 that the decision was " No Further Action ", and that the party statement that day was " not his responsibility . " Webster's public statement on his conclusions from his report stated that there was " broadly credible " evidence of " behaviour which violated the personal space and autonomy of the complainants . " The question of the standard of proof required did not arise as the evidence was insufficient to hold a disciplinary hearing-except that Webster did consider this question, noting in his statement that " my task was to review the evidence which I received and consider whether there was a greater than 50 % chance that such a charge could be proved to the standard required by the rules, i . e . proof beyond reasonable doubt [ a criminal, rather than civil standard of proof ] . . . My view, judging the evidence as a whole, is that there is a less than 50 % chance that a charge against Lord Rennard could be proved to the requisite standard ".
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