(b) To adduce evidence of the non reliability of an electronic signature.

The authors contend that the appeal court wrongly believed they did not want to adduce any evidence.

4.3 The authors do not adduce objective data in support of the alleged hostility of the reporting judge the assessments they make are purely subjective.

It is one thing to extol the virtues of professionalism it is another to adduce compelling and convincing reasons for this public management doctrine in a society polarized along ethnic, religious, gender and cultural lines.

The authors allege that they offered to adduce evidence to the appeal court, in order to discharge this burden of proof (they had not adduced any below, because the trial judge found that the State carried this onus, and had not discharged it).

Strikingly, both advocates and skeptics of the concept of traumatic dissociative amnesia adduce the same studies when defending their diametrically opposed views. But it is the advocates who misinterpret the data when attempting to show that victims are often unable to recall their traumatic experiences.

While the existence of such conditions may strengthen a complainant's claim, the Committee's jurisprudence establishes that the complainant must adduce additional evidence to show that there is something in his or her personal circumstances which contributes to a personal risk of torture if returned.

In the case under review, the Government failed to adduce any argument explaining why and how Ms. Qiu's affiliation with, or profession of, the ideas or principles of Falun Gong was or could have been detrimental to the society as a whole, or to other individuals.

In this and other areas, a delicate balance has to be achieved between the rights of the accused to adduce relevant evidence in his or her defence and concerns about the privacy of the victim and witness and the potential for re victimization in the criminal justice system.

They who are idolaters will say Had Allah willed, we had not ascribed (unto Him) partners neither had our fathers, nor had we forbidden aught. Thus did those who were before them give the lie (to Allah's messengers) till they tasted of the fear of Us. Say Have ye any knowledge that ye can adduce for Us? Lo! ye follow naught but an opinion, Lo! ye do but guess.

They who are idolaters will say Had Allah willed, we had not ascribed (unto Him) partners neither had our fathers, nor had we forbidden aught. Thus did those who were before them give the lie (to Allah's messengers) till they tasted of the fear of Us. Say Have ye any knowledge that ye can adduce for Us? Lo! ye follow naught but an opinion, Lo! ye do but guess.

On that basis, the Working Group concluded that the Government had failed to adduce convincing arguments that the detention of the above mentioned three individuals was necessary for the protection of public order. Hence, the restriction of their right to freedom of opinion, expression and assembly, as well as their right to take part in the conduct of public affairs in the country, was not compatible with international law.

It dismissed the appeal under rule 89 (C) that the Trial Chamber should not have allowed the prosecution to adduce evidence on allegations which were not clearly pleaded in the indictment and stated that although on the basis of the indictment it was not possible to convict Nyiramasuhuko in respect of her presence at the installation of Ndayambaje, evidence of that meeting could be admitted to the extent that it might be relevant to the proof of any allegation pleaded in the indictment.