To win a temporary restraining order, a plaintiff must prove such likelihood.

The plaintiffs have not proven that the state has violated their constitutional rights.

The lower court ruled the plaintiffs couldn't prove their case, while the circuit said they could.

The bill provides for liability only when the plaintiff proves the link in the particular case.

The plaintiff must prove each element to win his case.

"Whether the plaintiffs can ultimately prove it," he said, "we'll just have to wait and see."

Even when plaintiffs prove their cases, the victories are at best limited.

The plaintiff must prove the infringement of the personality right.

In an action for breach of statutory duty the plaintiff must prove the following points.

The plaintiff must prove that the defendant fell below the relevant standard of care.