1. The difficulty lies in providing sufficient evidence.

2. We can only prosecute if there is sufficient evidence.

3. There was not sufficient evidence to secure a conviction.

4. Conjecture definition is - inference formed without proof or sufficient evidence

5. There is sufficient evidence that chlordecone meets the criterion on adverse effects.

6. It was thought that he'd committed the crime but there wasn't sufficient evidence to convict him.

7. Failing to provide sufficient evidence of monoClonality will require additional manufacturing controls, which can lead to

8. Conjecture definition, the formation or expression of an opinion or theory without sufficient evidence for proof

9. In practice neither scholars nor officials ever have sufficient evidence to put forth an accurate, exact figure.

10. He must adduce sufficient evidence to satisfy the statutory criteria for the making of a particular order.

11. He has a confidence, typical of his time, that the works of nature provide sufficient evidence of a Deity.

12. A Cuban consular certificate documenting an individual’s birth outside of Cuba to at least one Cuban parent is not sufficient evidence to establish Cuban citizenship

13. Synonyms & Antonyms of Credulity readiness to believe the claims of others without sufficient evidence the quack pushing the phony medicine was taking advantage of the Credulity of …

14. Appeals to the Court of Cassation are limited to issues of law, although judgments unsupported by sufficient evidence can be and sometimes are reversed as erroneous as a matter of law.

15. There is sufficient evidence that it is being or is likely to be abused and may constitute a public health and social problem warranting the placing of the substance under international control.

16. However, one may legitimately criticise its failure to adduce sufficient evidence or prove that the Luxembourg authorities could not perform their monitoring tasks without the involvement of an ad hoc agent resident in Luxembourg.

17. As far as the first situation is concerned, a review should be initiated on the basis of sufficient evidence that dumping and injury are continuing; it is not necessary that continuation be already established.

18. Where, in the absence of any complaint, a Member State is in possession of sufficient evidence of injurious pricing and of resultant injury to the Ö Union Õ industry, it shall immediately communicate such evidence to the Commission.

19. The court found sufficient evidence to support the conclusion that Deborah was induced to build a home on the property by her father’s promise to Bequeath her an unspecified one-third of the property if she did so.

20. Definition of Conjecture an opinion or idea formed without proof or sufficient evidence Examples of Conjecture in a sentence Since the police have not given a statement yet, the reporter can only make a Conjecture about the crisis

21. Due to uncertainties in the data, these estimates cannot be considered firm. Nevertheless, there is sufficient evidence to show that the population was not endangered by the levels of harvest in the early 1980's and is almost certainly increasing under the recent harvest levels.

22. applied a complicity theory from criminal law, namely that of aiding and abetting, and thus ruled that, when combined with the fact that Unocal Corporation had knowledge of the human rights violations before becoming party to the relevant venture, there was sufficient evidence to hold Unocal liable.

23. The International Agency for Research on Cancer (Centre International de Recherche sur le Cancer) of the World Health Organization has classified alcohol as a Group 1 Carcinogen, similar to arsenic, benzene, and asbestos.Its evaluation states, "There is sufficient evidence for the Carcinogenicity of alcoholic beverages in humans

24. 1207.01(b)(vi)(C) Likelihood of Confusion Factors Still Apply When Assessing Whether Marks are Confusingly Similar If the examining attorney has sufficient evidence to show that foreign wording comprising a mark has a relevant, literal, and direct English translation such that the foreign wording has an English language equivalent, then the doctrine generally should be applied.

25. The source adds that the Public Prosecution Service may order a person’s detention only “when the person’s presence is essential and there is sufficient evidence that the person perpetrated or participated in a publicly actionable offence that carries a prison sentence of at least two years and that the person might otherwise attempt to hide, escape, abscond or impede efforts to establish the truth” (art.