Sentences with phrase «one's version of the facts»

At first, the airline's PR department released a statement telling its own version of the facts.

Your divorce mediator has the time to listen to what is important to you, instead of hearing a condensed version of the facts that are presented by each person's attorney.

Assuming that the parties do not agree on the underlying facts, the question then becomes which version of the facts will the jury adopt.

You are reacting to the manipulated version of the facts.

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The expert may then be able to ignore all other versions of the facts and instead use the court's finding to base his opinion.

It is in child care proceedings that an expert usually finds himself in difficulty on account of not knowing which version of the facts is true.

(And both of Ely's statements rest upon an incorrect version of the fact of transmutation.)

My emphasis is upon what Whitehead called nonconformal propositions, namely, a subject / predicate statement that does not conform to present fact, but suggests a possible future version of a fact with respect to some particular subject or subjects.

Pleadings — the plaintiff sets out its claim for money and version of the facts in a statement of claim.

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But there is not a single indication that Briffa would have preferred to leave the pre-existing curve as closer to the «truth», despite McIntyre's absurd insistence on his weird version of the facts.

I'll spare you the long version of the facts of Starling v. Board of County Commissioners, which include:

The short version of the facts from the decision is this:

a detailed version of the facts, reasons and situations causing your unemployment if you quit or have been dismissed from any job in the last 52 weeks.

As usual, Tommy has his own version of the facts: He borrowed the $ 1,500 from the till, intending to put it back after winning big in Atlantic City.

«Their version of the facts isn't true,» Brook L. Cunningham, the family's lawyer, said in a phone interview with Business Insider.

«You know what, I'd go with his version of the facts, because I don't remember.»

A few moves like these and David could appear to himself as a good man, whom a few might criticize, but only because they do not have David's version of the facts.

If by «ignorance» or «reason» you mean YOUR version of the facts, or YOUR version of truth, then yea, I guess I'm ignorant and unreasonable.

He welcomed the journalists saying they have: «a task, or rather a mission, among the most important in today's world: to inform correctly, to offer everyone a version of the facts conforming as closely as possible to reality».

My stance also is that one side's version of the facts is not to be automatically believed over the other.

They would all say some version of the fact that one of them might be right and the other wrong, but it's not really practical, possible, or desirable to set up a system that's able to tell the difference.

Amnesty's version of the facts is correct, says Francesco Della Corte of the Research Center in Emergency and Disaster Medicine (CRIMEDIM) at the University of East Piedmont in Novara, Italy, where Djalali has an appointment as well.

One thing is certain: an older but not much wiser Harding wants you to accept her version of the facts.

What obstacles and threats does he face from those who do not like his version of the facts?

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but not their version of the facts.

So long as they present their version of the facts with enough truthiness to dodge immediate rejection by their audience, they can manufacture misinformed scepticism.

The CJEU accepts the importance of free and adequate linguistic assistance, in order for a person to be informed fully and in a language that he understands, as well as to enable him to give his or her version of the facts.

Trial — at trial, the parties get to present their version of the facts through witness testimony and exhibits.

I don't blindly accept the prosecution's version of the facts.

The defendant sets out its version of the facts in a statement of defence.

the appellee here «was put to a Hobson's choice»: decline to testify and lose the opportunity of conveying his version of the facts to the jury, or take the stand and forego his fundamental right to be assisted by counsel.

I spoke to my client before the hearing, learned his version of the facts, and determined that there was no realistic way to defend the allegation.

This, despite the fact that, in litigation, the ability to persuasively present your version of the facts — or, in other words, your client's story — is absolutely critical to achieving a successful result.

«In short, on the basis of all the evidence submitted to the Committee to date, and subject to our comments below about the possibility of bringing a further count, we can not, with great regret, accept Justice Girouard's version of the facts,» the majority of the inquiry committee wrote regarding what happened in the video between Girouard and Lamontagne.

If you do it by yourself, which sometimes makes sense if it's a minor injury, you will typically contact the insurance company for the person at fault or they will contact you, and then they will take a recorded statement from you over the phone as to your version of the facts and they will send you some forms to fill out.

The best way to explain interrogatories is to describe them as questions you need to answer about your version of the facts of a case.

The drunk driver's insurance was unwilling to accept fault for the accident because he was in jail and they were unable to reach him to get his version of facts.

Rule 9.1 of the Tribunal's Rules and Procedures requires an Applicant, who intends to prove a version of the facts different than those set out in the Response, to state the differing version of facts he or she intends to prove in the Reply.

Conflicting declarations had been submitted before the lower court, so the appellate court assumed that the trial judge accepted the dismissing plaintiff's version of the facts and reasons that showed why its prosecution of the action was proper.

Witnesses have different versions of the facts.

Contrast that outcome with one where your guy or gal's attorney deposes the witness under oath, gets them to concede to your version of the facts then introduces the deposition as favorable evidence at trial.

In the end, even if one does not agree with the other party's position or version of the facts, trying to understand it can often help facilitate a resolution.

While cross-examining a key witness, the lawyer uses his or her sharp wit to uncover the «truth» and theatrically persuades the judge and jury that the client's version of the facts is the right one.

Our lawyers are adept at interpreting the law, building a strong case where the law supports our clients» version of the facts and executing a tactical plan that aids our clients in arriving at a satisfactory conclusion to their matter.

at 5), the Court proceeded to reject the nonmoving party's version of the facts.