Université de Montréal - Thèse sous forme numérique

2465.2.2.1. Frames grouping together synonymsFrames can group together certain synonym and near-synonym terms. For instance, theframe [Proof] illustrated in Table 23 groups together the English terms establish 2 andprove 1 .Table 23. The frame [Proof] groups together synonym termsFrame:ProofDefinition:An ARGUER has to provide a PROOF, i.e. a logically sufficient reason for assenting to the truth ofa proposition or argument advanced.Core FEs:ARGUER – It can refer to the accuser or to the defendant (criminal suit), to the petitioner or to therespondent (civil suit). It is a type of PROTAGONIST in that the ARGUER has the specific rightand duty to present their ARGUMENT(s) in different moments of the judgment macro-scenario.PROOF – The logically sufficient reason for assenting to the truth of a proposition or argumentadvanced.Non-core FEs:BASIS, CASE, MANNER, MEANS, MODE, PURPOSE, TIMEContexts:This in turn means that the accused need not definitely establish that he or she is not a sloweliminator of alcohol.The Crown had proven culpable homicide beyond a reasonable doubt (s. 222(5) Cr. C.).Julgou, todavia, que o pedido de indemnização não podia proceder, porque a Autora não alegou,nem demonstrou quaisquer prejuízos sofridos em virtude da ilícita denúncia da Ré.18. Verifica-se o seguinte: - O réu provou que celebrou contrato de arrendamento verbal deedificação destinada a oficina de automóveis para pinturas e bate-chapas.ARGUER Terms PROOFaccused, Amos, claimant, Crown,defendant, employee, plaintiffestablish 2burden, compliance, causation, conduct, degree,element, entitlement, infringement, injury,innocence, link, mens rea, occurrence, requisite,suspicionSubject, NPObject, NPComplement, that-clauseaccused, company, Crown,absence, case, element, factor, homicide,defendant, employer, plaintiffnegligence, participationproveSubject, NP1Object, NPComplement, that-clause