The word 'adduced' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to present or cite as evidence or justification in an argument or discussion. Example: The lawyer adduced several witness statements to support her client's innocence.
What makes the noise inside his hands, and is he likely to suffer in the future?" The bubble theory is then adduced by Brian Ford, of London SW1, who also advises against the habit.
(Loud cheers).Christopher Rawdon, Esq., most sincerely wished that he could add anything in the way of novelty or strength to the arguments adduced in favour of the cause which they were assembled to support, but as he could not do so, he would content himself with most cordially seconding the resolution.The Chairman then put the resolution, and declared it to be carried unanimously.
Good arguments can be adduced for such arrangements, but only in a country where the branches of government are clearly separate and independent, and where there are firm controls on the exercise of power.
Nonetheless, the disparity in health outcomes is often adduced as a reason that we should aim to flatten out income distributions.I wonder, then, how the same people will react to this new study from Sweden, which indicates that greater gender equality in the workplace is associated with poorer health outcomes for both women and men.
But arguments based on faith, tradition or squeamishness cannot be adduced in court.
Most of the other countries that have made big investments in high-speed lines, such as China, Italy and Spain, have likewise adduced the supposed benefits to regional development.Yet Britain's infrastructure demands are different from other countries'.
He had a team of the best defence counsel in the country and was found guilty after a thorough examination of the evidence adduced by both the prosecution and defence.
Amongst other examples, that of Printing may be adduced, which was all but discovered two thousand years ago.
It is a somewhat sophistical one.The prime minister evidently believes that the factors adduced by those who blame him for the recession, or for its depth and likely duration (the deficit, the myopia of monetary policy etc), only became even theoretically relevant after the start of the sub-prime-driven bank crash in America.
The Baby P case has instantly been adduced as "proof" that the welfare state, or local councils, or unorthodox family arrangements, are hopelessly delinquent.
Finally, Marinella's objective to demonstrate that men themselves make evident the superiority of women (by means of "the things they say about women") represents her most important strategy: to take the evidence usually adduced by men to demonstrate the inferiority of women, and reveal through interpretation that in fact it demonstrates the superiority of women.
