Sentences with phrase «economic evidence in the case»

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Early advocates of these type of tax cuts argued that lower tax rates would increase economic activity and thereby revenues. However, thereâ $ ™ s little evidence changes in tax rates, except in more extreme cases, have a major impact on real economic activity.

However, thereâ $ ™ s little evidence changes in tax rates, except in more extreme cases, have a major impact on real economic activity.

Attorneys for the co-founders of the Syracuse - based COR Development are urging the federal judge in their corruption case to allow evidence that defends how their clients viewed economic development projects that have come under scrutiny in the investigation.

Most academic studies have found little evidence of any tangible long - term economic impact, with the most recent concluding that in most cases the Olympics are a money - losing proposition for host cities.

In the present case, not only were socio - economic factors not at the forefront of the decision - making process, but the attempt to justify retention of the procedure was characterised by general claims, unsupported by concrete evidence and disassociated from the particular circumstances of the appellant's case.

In subsequent cases, plaintiffs evolved three techniques of avoiding Chadha: (a) combining direct and indirect purchasers into one class; (b) relying on causes of action that may not require proof of loss, in order to invoke aggregate assessment of damages; and (c) leading economic evidence regarding pass oIn subsequent cases, plaintiffs evolved three techniques of avoiding Chadha: (a) combining direct and indirect purchasers into one class; (b) relying on causes of action that may not require proof of loss, in order to invoke aggregate assessment of damages; and (c) leading economic evidence regarding pass oin order to invoke aggregate assessment of damages; and (c) leading economic evidence regarding pass on.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit historically has afforded litigants substantial leeway in applying economic theory to establish damages in patent infringement cases, as long as the theories are based on reliable economic evidence and establish direct causation of loss.

In the right case, with a proper amount of evidence to prove the need for punitive damages, such a means makes sense, but most injured people are better off seeking only «economic» or «non-economic» damages rather than punitive damages.

Today's case in point: a United Nations draft technical standard on «signed digital evidence»: United Nations Economic Commission for Europe's Centre for Trade Facilitation and Electronic Business (UNE / CEFACT) Recommendation No. 37, «Signed Digital Evidence Interoperability Recommendation», ECE / TRADE / C / CEFACT / evidence»: United Nations Economic Commission for Europe's Centre for Trade Facilitation and Electronic Business (UNE / CEFACT) Recommendation No. 37, «Signed Digital Evidence Interoperability Recommendation», ECE / TRADE / C / CEFACT / Evidence Interoperability Recommendation», ECE / TRADE / C / CEFACT / 2010/14.

In this case, the Adjudicator found insufficient evidence of such economic loss in light of the factual conclusions drawIn this case, the Adjudicator found insufficient evidence of such economic loss in light of the factual conclusions drawin light of the factual conclusions drawn.

National courts in the EU face three kinds of challenge in dealing with competition law: - the factual and often legal complexity of many cases — the need to understand often detailed economic and other evidence is routine in most competition cases; - an official policy of encouraging more claimants to come forward and assert their rights; and - the «astonishing diversity» of procedures across the EU for enforcing competition law claims.

[33] Counsel for the claimant referred me to the case of Lee v. Lee, 2014 BCCA 383, which provides a helpful review of the principles non-compensatory spousal support in a long term marriage where the evidence suggests that neither party has made economic sacrifices or made substantially greater contributions to the family and following the breakdown of the marriage, both parties were self - sufficient but had disparate earning capacities.

Drawing on new and longitudinal research, Professor Heckman made the case for refocusing public policy on cost - efficient evidence - based investments in young children and families to reap significant social and economic benefits,...

Drawing on new and longitudinal research, Professor Heckman made the case for refocusing public policy on cost - efficient evidence - based investments in young children and families to reap significant social and economic benefits, promote growth and...

As part of the EC funded DataPrev project, a systematic review was conducted to identify the state of the evidence base on the use of economic evidence in helping to make the case for investment in mental health and well - being in the four areas of focus to the project: early years and parenting interventions, actions set in schools and workplaces and measures targeted at older people.

Where these reviews identified evidence of the impact of an intervention on mental health and well - being, any studies that looked at the economic case for investment in those interventions, even if focused on non-health benefits, such as improved educational attainment, reduced crime and violence, were then eligible for inclusion.