| One, a lawyer, makes detailed submissions rebutting the prosecution evidence. |
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| A lot of time is spent on rebutting accusations and counter-accusations at the expense of development. |
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| Please bear with me, as I spend most of the brief time left making my case, not rebutting yours. |
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| This process took several minutes, though he managed to keep his darker half in check at all times, rebutting him at every strike. |
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| This is the most important factor when it comes to trust in European healthcare and to rebutting expedient arguments against patient mobility. |
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| In those circumstances, as it seems to me, a high degree of specificity is called for if it is to be relied on as rebutting the claimant's evidence. |
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| In rebutting these slights, OT pointed out that Rio is shouldering most of the project's risks. |
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| Secondly, if evidence were given by a defendant challenging the confession it would likely result in an adjournment to allow the government to call rebutting evidence. |
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| However, no new argument or evidence rebutting the preliminary conclusion was submitted and it is confirmed that the claim is rejected. |
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| It seems to me there is one omission: there is no provision for rebutting false information. |
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| But in reaching this conclusion, the Court fails to address any facts or evidence specifically rebutting Israel's claim of military exigencies or requirements of national security. |
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| A relation of defeasible consequence clearly must be nonmonotonic, since a defeasible inference can be defeated by adding additional information that constitutes a rebutting or undercutting defeater. |
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| The banks did not succeed in rebutting that presumption, in view of the fact that the concerted actions involved almost all the credit institutions in Austria and a very wide range of banking products and services. |
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| Thirdly, Europe must become more effective and coherent, capable of vigorously rebutting the attacks launched by eurosceptic groupings which, in my country too, use Europe as a scapegoat for domestic failures. |
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| Under Rule 122 I shall confine myself to rebutting the statement of one angry right-wing Spanish nationalist that breaches even the most basic norms of parliamentary courtesy. |
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| The court also noted that the Weavers offered no proof rebutting the presumption under Temp. |
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| Churchill has performed a remarkable service himself in succinctly rebutting rhetoric with fact. |
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| O'Neil of the law school of the University of Virginia, issued a paper rebutting Hutson's conclusions. |
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| In any case, this dynamic has the merit of promoting progress, especially in regard to rebutting the myth that education is the sole responsibility of the school and the teacher. |
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| Dickens is used to rebutting accusations that the run is cruel. |
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| They are vocal in rebutting the carmaker's doubters, who are also not hard to find. So far Tesla is using only a quarter of the Fremont plant's vast area. |
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| A Canadian-born historian who now lives in Warsaw, she takes an unashamedly polonocentric approach, rebutting the views of unnamed historians who, she hints darkly, have downplayed Polish valour and suffering. |
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| And the White House has even posted a memorandum rebutting a Washington Post article on pre-war intelligence. The two sides have been skirmishing about George Bush's use of intelligence ever since the fall of Baghdad. |
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| The Tribunal drew no such inference. Rather, it simply concluded that the respondent had the burden of rebutting the Commission's prima facie case of discrimination, and that it had failed to do so. |
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| The agency's approach fairly places the burden of production on the importer, which has in its possession the information capable of rebutting the agency's inference. |
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| The Court asked whether each defendant had acted reasonably in disclosing the private information, thereby rebutting the inference of the intent to injure. |
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| I want to begin by maybe rebutting a bit of what Mr. Harvard said. |
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| This being said, is it possible to encourage the regionalisation of peace operations while rebutting any intervention by regional powers in their area of influence? |
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| Smith spent a considerable portion of the book rebutting the arguments of the mercantilists, though often these are simplified or exaggerated versions of mercantilist thought. |
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