Sentences with phrase «voluminous evidence»

After a hearing that lasted several weeks and required the consideration of voluminous evidence, Ms. Mowat was partially successful: her sexual harassment claim was upheld, though her other complaints were not.

«The company discovered voluminous evidence of Mr. Charney's sexual liaisons with employees and models,» American Apparel said in court papers.

You can relate in exhaustive detail and provide voluminous evidence that the vast majority of the 1.5 billion believers of Islam were not responsible for nor in approval of the 9/11 terrorism, and at the end of your plea for common sense, they will, with a glazed look, just repeat their criticisms of Islam as though they never heard a word.

Friedan cites voluminous evidence supporting her contention that this state of affairs was a consequence not of some personal or natural deficiency in the women but of the role assigned them by the mystique.

Summers got an earful, if not directly, as Spelke described in several interviews and in a high - profile public debate with her colleague and friend Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker how voluminous evidence from decades of research shows little if any inherently sex - based differences in infants or toddlers.

The report did not address the clear and voluminous evidence presented two years earlier by Williams and the coalition that not only were there significant technical and environmental problems and huge cost overruns at the incinerators, but that safer alternative disposal methods were available.

But claim construction proceedings may include voluminous evidence concerning matters outside the patent document and prosecution history.

It also leaves the plaintiffs with the burden of leading voluminous evidence in order to prove, at least on a balance of probabilities, the factual basis to support their claims, including proof of Aboriginal Title, associated rights and interest, and the damages allegedly suffered.

From individual car accidents to cases involving numerous people harmed by defective medical devices, we're prepared to take on cases involving serious injuries, voluminous evidence, and complex state and federal laws.

I Then presented to Julie the voluminous evidence laid out by Alfie Kohn in The Homework Myth which showed how excessive homework actually doesn't bring any academic benefit, that it just frustrates and makes parents and children alike miserable, and can teach them to actually hate school.