Sentences with phrase «compelling evidence of»

Another is that First Amendment protection for commercial speech has been expanded to require states to show compelling evidence of both the need for and the effectiveness of real estate antisolicitation laws before such laws qualify as being constitutional.

Accordingly, the father had to provide the court with compelling evidence of serious maternal deficiencies before the court would even consider assigning primary custodial status to the father.

Australia now experiences an extraordinary paradox - while Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander peoples make up more than 2.4 % of the population and are a vibrant, integral part of Australian culture, there is compelling evidence of massive social and economic disadvantage experienced by Indigenous people.

In 2014 the Australian Health Ministers» Advisory Council (AHMAC) «Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Performance Framework» provided compelling evidence of breakdowns in referral pathways, coordinated care arrangements, and patient handovers between the public hospital sector and the ACCHO Sector.

In the Croker Island case, trial judge Justice Olney refused to grant recognition of the native title right to commercially fish due to insufficient evidence.13 With this finding (which was not supported on appeal) Justice Olney left open the possibility of claimants having these rights recognised when more compelling evidence of traditional customs of trade and barter is presented.

The recent election campaign provided compelling evidence of the central role played in Australia's health system by Medicare.

As we move into the 21st century, there is compelling evidence of the need to significantly redefine how family therapists work with adolescents and children.

This literature emphasizes the compelling evidence of how early childhood benefits children, families and the economy.

In a job interview, brag books provide such compelling evidence of your success, they can absolutely help you get the job offer.

Branding your resume provides them not only with the answer to that question, but with compelling evidence of exactly how you will add value and produce benefits once they do.

In December 2014 an authoritative report from the US Senate chaired by Senator Dianne Feinstein found compelling evidence of illegal tortures carried out on the instructions and authority of government officials, including some at the very highest level.

But defence lawyers love war stories, and these stories can often provide the most compelling evidence of how the criminal justice system is anything but a level playing field.

[6] But there is more compelling evidence of contextualism's demise.

Legislative history and other non-textual sources may provide compelling evidence of textual meaning where the text is ambiguous, but these sources must always be utilized in service of textual meaning, not the other way around.

Generally, the court will not award you compensation unless you can show compelling evidence of your losses.

In A.P. v. Aviva, File no.16 - 000045 / AABS, the Applicant was denied therapy on the basis that the Applicant had suffered predominantly minor injuries, with no compelling evidence of a pre-existing medical condition preventing the Applicant from recovering within the minor injury treatment cost limits.

After hearing all of the evidence, Chief Justice Bauman concluded that there was compelling evidence of harm in polygamy.

Some of the supporters of ABS accuse people like me of self - interest, protectionism and so on, but people like me are pointing out to them the compelling evidence of expensive harm to the public in other jurisdictions when solicitors are erased from the services.

«George Beaton and Imme Kaschner have gathered compelling evidence of real change taking place in the legal industry right now — and they offer strategies for legal businesses to prosper in response to the opportunity their research has uncovered.»

Only if you suspect and can provide compelling evidence of corruption or gross incompetence could you appeal an investigator's discretion to another law enforcement agency, or to a court.

However, having seen with my own eyes entirely compelling evidence of the utter dishonesty and disgraceful behaviour at the heart of the IPCC process, I was shocked into investigating the scientific issues further and also making my own assessment of the characters and practices involved in fearmongering with respect to CAGW.

In addition, the authors provide compelling evidence of both the important coupling of ocean and atmosphere processes and the strong communication, of effects of climatic change, between the waters of the Northern and Southern hemisphere through global ocean circulation.»

«There is some recent compelling evidence of causality from another source, though.

I have not seen compelling evidence of such a trend but the possibility worries me.

(Part of the How to Talk to a Global Warming Skeptic guide) Objection: Natural variability is the null hypothesis; there must be compelling evidence of an anthropogenic CO2 warming effect before we take it seriously.

I have seen compelling evidence of this from microseismic data recorded from the fracturing of the rocks during fracing.

And at the same time, in the Antarctic the increasing rate of loss from the continent across the southern seas reflected in the increase extent of sea surface flow sourced on land is even more compelling evidence of Unnatural Normalized Trend in Climate.

Some find this data to be compelling evidence of cause and effect, and others do not.

If so is their compelling evidence of positive feedback or is it only spoke of as a potential risk.

Sea ice, therefore offers NO compelling evidence of alarming global warming.

This is supposed to be compelling evidence of plagiarism?

Unlike your ideologically fuelled and baseless smears against climate scientists, Wegman's case involves clear and compelling evidence of misconduct.

While the work of Michael Mann and colleagues presents what appears to be compelling evidence of global temperature change, the criticisms of McIntyre and McKitrick, as well as those of other authors mentioned are indeed valid.

And what about the much more compelling evidence of misconduct on the other side?

If the emails provide compelling evidence of wrongdoing, and to me they do, then it doesn't matter at all how they were compiled or how many others there are.

Some of the most compelling evidence of global warming comes to us from NASA.

Journeys to New Worlds offers compelling evidence of the new visual culture created by the global empires of these two nations in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

Their works are compelling evidence of the outstanding talent residing in New Jersey.

The frequency with which they interact and lay side by side touching each other is compelling evidence of the comfort that they derive from one another.

For an entry to remain or be reinstated on your credit report, there must be compelling evidence of its accuracy.

«Compelling evidence of Apple's participation in the conspiracy came from the words uttered by Steve Jobs, Apple's founder, CEO, and visionary,» Cote wrote, then brought out the puns.

The newly developed engine presents compelling evidence of DaimlerChrysler's many years of experience and wealth of expertise in the development, construction and manufacture of twelve - cylinder power units.

In this blog, LPI Research and Policy Associate Anna Maier highlights two community school initiatives successfully bridging the gap between home and school and shares the compelling evidence of the impact of effective engagement on student and school success.

There is compelling evidence of the positive impact of charter schools on African - American students.

His report sets out compelling evidence of a determined effort by people with a shared ideology to gain control of the governing bodies of a small number of schools in Birmingham.

Fitzsimon says «two online charter schools opened in the state this fall, operated by two different for - profit companies, one of which, K12 Inc., has a scandal - plagued record in other states,» and that «last week brought maybe the most compelling evidence of all that the General Assembly made a terrible decision in ordering the state board to approve the schools.

The Apple Distinguished School designation also signifies that the administration, staff, and students of Burlington High School can demonstrate that they have shown competency in the best teaching practices of a Distinguished School — Visionary leadership, Innovative learning and teaching, Ongoing professional development, Compelling evidence of success, and flexible learning environments.

NAEP's Trial Urban District Assessment, which measured the performance of 11 large urban systems in 2005, provides compelling evidence of the futility of district - based reforms: even the highest - performing district studied (Charlotte) had only 29 percent of its 8th graders at or above proficient in reading.

And as the MSQI programming garners high ratings from students, parents, and educators, the video also cites compelling evidence of its success, highlighting research that found that MSQI debaters» reading comprehension improved at nearly twice the national average.

Its not dissimilar to the situation with folate / folic acid, where yes, its a limiting nutrient for tumors, but there's also recent compelling evidence of vascular benefits.