Sentence examples for acknowledged evidence from inspiring English sources

William H. Buckman, a Burlington County lawyer who represents several minority defendants, said it was "certainly strange" that the indictments were announced a day before the report in which the attorney general finally acknowledged evidence of racial profiling.

With some understatement, it acknowledged "evidence that local authorities are reducing services", and pointed out that they "may find it harder over the rest of the spending review period to absorb funding reductions".

But there's been an almost tectonic shift in view about him, which arises less from his maturity than from the at last acknowledged evidence that in him we have a dedicated team player, a superior outfielder and base stealer, and a four-time Most Valuable Player who must be placed among the handful of best players who ever lived.

However, later developments acknowledged evidence that firms can achieve supply chain productivity gains by making relational investments.

In its judgement, the ASA acknowledged evidence cited by BT suggesting some non-wi-fi devices, such as baby monitors and video senders, could interfere with wi-fi but said these did not feature significantly enough in the advert.

Academic writing is largely reliant on the skill of paraphrasing to demonstrate that the author can capture the essence of what they have read, they understand what they have read and can use the appropriately acknowledged evidence in support of their responses (Fillenbaum, 1970; Keck, 2006, 2014; Shi, 2012).

But the document does acknowledge evidence where it exists, and uses it wisely.

This certainly looks like a case of people refusing to acknowledge evidence or engage with opposing points of view.

Mr. Lindstrom doesn't acknowledge evidence from numerous national and international studies indicating that graphic warnings are an inexpensive and effective component of comprehensive tobacco control.

In 1378 Charles II's son and future successor Charles the Noble had to acknowledge evidence found in France, proving that his father had been planning not only a new alliance with England but also the poisoning of Charles V.

Moreover as L. Fox, one of the founders of the Wisconsin Pyramid Model for Supporting Social Emotional Competence in Infants and Young Children acknowledges, evidence on the effectiveness of relationship building and the cultivation of a high-quality learning environment on a better social-emotional competence outcome is still emerging (Fox et al. 2010).