Sentences with phrase «plausible claim»

This quick video runs down the top four candidates, each of which stakes a somewhat plausible claim.

There are also plausible claims about insider trading in various cryptocurrency exchanges.

In doing so he makes five highly plausible claims.

Unless it can advance plausible claims that it possesses real knowledge, theology will be unable to sustain itself inside a university.

In fact, the Harvard researchers make the very plausible claim that when happy people give, they become even happier.

It is more than conceivable that millions of Muslims desire to live under a government that can make a plausible claim to be Islamic and that is humane and respectful of basic human rights.

The judge would have had to conclude that plaintiffs did not even make a plausible claim, which would have been an extraordinary ruling at this point in the trial — before the defense put on any evidence.

The plaintiffs» showing that the CVS retirement plan's stable value fund departed from a study of other stable value funds» investments did not support a plausible claim that such decision - making was imprudent, the appellate court ruled.

And yet the picture makes a plausible claim on our physical intuitions.

In his dissent, Justice Robert Jackson warned that the ruling would «lie about like a loaded weapon ready for the hand of any authority that can bring forward a plausible claim of an urgent need.»

Has the plaintiff failed to satisfy the Twombly / Iqbal standard by stating a plausible claim?

If the reviewer feels the case involves a plausible claim of innocence, we move the case forward to Stage 3.

Because plaintiff pleaded sufficient facts to establish a plausible claim that plaintiff could pierce the corporate veil, the trial court erred when it granted Goei's motion to dismiss on the pleadings.

Based on network power alone, Segwit2x will have a plausible claim to being the «real» Bitcoin, and at least two wallet providers have said they will refer to the largest network as «Bitcoin» after the fork.