'This false narrative has always been strongly
controverted by Pakistan and its Armed Forces,' the petition said.
The Ombudsman said in a consolidated resolution that "while the amount returned by Argosino to the Department of Justice lacked P1,000, it cannot excuse them from being indicted for plunder" because, according to the statement, "they failed to
controvert, by clear and convincing evidence, the claims of Norman Ng and Alex Yu...that money, amounting to P50mn, changed hands at the City of Dreams in the City of Manila.
During the course of proceedings, Bashir pleaded before the bench that neither the trial court's judge appreciated the facts and evidence on the record nor considered the aspect and not a single defence witness was produced to
controvert the allegations levelled against the suspects.
In addition, the patient did not
controvert the evidence from the defendants' expert that Dr.
This "finding" seems to
controvert the results of the last JVIB readers' survey, in which the majority of respondents indicated that they felt the journal published too much research and shared their wishes for more practice-oriented articles.
But the sciences themselves are subject to scrutiny in court, where hired experts
controvert each other and juries of laymen or panels of judges must decide among them.
"This is an invitation--even for its detractors--to give it a shot before trying to
controvert it."
In the opening chapter of this collection, researchers at the National Cancer Institute discuss the clinical applications, side effects, and overall effects of androgen-deprivation therapy, clinical studies that support or
controvert its use in selected patient populations and stages of prostate cancer, and the biology of castrate-resistant prostate cancer and novel approaches to its treatment.
Murray involved a total
controvert in a proceeding before a judge of compensation claims in which the claimant prevailed, whereas the bulk of workers' compensation cases settle.
Controvert, or, On the lie; and other philosophical dialogues.
Currently, the department said, insurers often feel pressured to
controvert cases before they receive all of the relevant information before deadlines expire.
1984); Herndon, 716 F.2d at 1329 ("Even where the feasibility of remedial measures is as apparent as in our case, manufacturers should be deemed to
controvert that feasibility unless they unequivocally admit it.
