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There seems a prima facie case for prompt national action.
However, all efforts were made and prima facie data base has been prepared by the office.
"There is a prima facie case for something very seriously wrong," he said.
This is prima facie proof of the charge to be brought.
An act which has this characteristic is a prima facie duty.
Outside of built up areas, a prima facie speed limit applied.
The Code is prima facie evidence of those laws.
We have all been turned into prima facie suspects.
They made a prima facie case that there was a delay, and the ball is in your court."
"There seems to be at least prima facie evidence that that wasn't done here."
It counts only as prima facie evidence that he or she is the first inventor.
The prima facie faith in falling caseloads says government aid is the problem.
In practice, any attempt to get money for the domain name constitutes prima facie evidence of bad faith.
Challee estimated that the prosecution had a prima facie case.
In any given situation, any number of these prima facie duties may apply.
In many cases, a brand on an animal is considered prima facie proof of ownership.
This is a prima facie judgment that may have to be reversed, but as of now it looks valid.
Can this silence be prima facie evidence that the feminists are admitting error?
There is thus prima facie evidence to suggest that we should control for age when assessing the causal impact of income.
So, a person holding more liberal views than their religious organisation to me is not prima facie evidence of any deception.
Mr President, for an arrest warrant, there has to be prima facie evidence.
The short form is "prima facie evidence of the fact of birth in any court proceeding".
In this situation, in almost any jurisdiction, the prosecution has a prima facie case.
The accused needed adduce only prima facie evidence of provocation.
However, the first applicant to file has the prima facie right to the grant of a patent.