Ryan himself did not produce evidence for his claims, but, subsequently, when Jayjg made his own case, Ryan underwrote Jayjg s suit, as containing more or less the gravamen of his own charges.
22.
The classis in Dordrecht drew up a gravamen in which " some differences " that " were said to have arisen in the Church and University of Leiden on the doctrine of the Reformed Churches " was laid out.
23.
The gravamen of the complaint was that the practice of the industry of omitting a warning on individual blasting caps and of failing to take other safety measures created an unreasonable risk of harm, resulting in the plaintiffs'injuries.
24.
The whole gravamen of this trial's accusations rests on a representation made by a third party ( whose own page reveals an esteem for two editors whose work is strongly anti-Islamic ) who out of the blue takes his complaint to the Wikipedia community.
25.
I would think that this is a primary source that could not be used in a BLP per WP : BLPPRIMARY . The gravamen of his statement, if I may be so bold as to summarize it, is that he didn't have much involvement with the issue and just attended a few meetings at which it was discussed.
26.
Fox sabe muy bien que el Congreso de Mexico demoraria anos en aprobar una reforma tributaria en un pais donde los impuestos generan solo el 11 por ciento del PIB . En Ecuador, la evasion fiscal se arraigo tanto que el Congreso abolio el impuesto sobre los ingresos en 1999 en favor de un gravamen del 1 por ciento sobre las transacciones financieras.
27.
I say " press a challenge, " because petitioner's Memorandum in Support of Summary Judgment did include an argument challenging the reasonableness of the duration of the statutory scheme; but the durational claim was not, so far as I am aware, stated elsewhere, and, in any event, was not the gravamen of the complaint.
28.
The gravamen of the plaintiff's complaint is that the defendants have obstructed, and continue to obstruct, the collection of his judgment, and he avers that he has been damaged thereby to the amount of his judgment and interest; in other words, that by reason of the unlawful and malicious conduct of the defendants, his judgment has been rendered worthless.
29.
Thus far, the gravamen of his critique of Bradley runs this way : the former New Jersey senator should be suspect with real Democrats because he voted for the Reagan budget cuts; supported the contras; has voted for vouchers for children trapped in perennially under-performing public schools; and quit the Senate in 1996, to mull running for president as an independent.
30.
Indeed the whole experience of Bruce Clark from imprisonment to disbarment was based no evidence whatsoever with regard to alleged gravamen of the charge of criminal contempt of court for supposedly persisting in raising a critical constitutional question that, according to the convicting judge, had previously been addressed and discounted on its merits in every of the some 41 courts that previously he had raised it.
