certainly casts the 'evidential burden' on the respondent in the sense of an obligation to
adduce evidence on the issue of whether there were reasonable grounds for making the representation.
The two authors
adduce mutually reinforcing evidence for the signal role of women as initiators of new communities of lay women and as definers of their particular missions.
Although the line between the two is fuzzy, in general, the goal of problem-solving is to
adduce correct solutions to well-structured problems, whereas the goal of critical thinking is to construct and defend reasonable solutions to ill-structured problems.
The authors
adduce powerful evidence that Reagan would not have approved of a war on terror, conducted on Bush's endorsement of preemptive warfare.
Those who lean left can
adduce evidence of their own to suggest that kids today are good little progressives.
MAY I express my criticism of the report by Alun Prichard in which he said that,``unlike the Eisteddfod, Hay remains as calm as many of its guests''.What evidence he
adduce for this assertion?
Failure by the Western media to convey the reasons which Islamic activists themselves
adduce for their antipathy to America (neo-imperialism, favoritism of Israel, and support for such repressive regimes as the Shah's Iran and Numeiri's Sudan) is for Esposito especially regrettable.
If the taxpayer's evidence is sufficient to rebut the Minister's facts, the onus will shift to the Minister to
adduce further evidence in support of the assessment.
Researchers report that the blocked views of thick woodlands produce a sense of fear or unease, while an open woodland where a respondent might
adduce a means of access, of walking through the woods safely, does not.
Bail is not absolute as the prosecution can
adduce circumstances that can compel the court not to grant such bail,' Wambugu ruled.
The EU judges, however, held that "the existence of a serious and individual threat to the life or person of an applicant for subsidiary protection is not subject to the condition that the applicant
adduce evidence that he is specifically targeted by reason of factors particular to his personal circumstances".
Illustrious names are to be invoked cautiously, but which contemporaries could I
adduce for comparable conviction, concentration, refinement, or strangeness?