Sentence examples for after gathering evidence from inspiring English sources

The Pralles and Ross's mother, Susan Marhoffer, say that Mr. Heus never gave them a chance to discuss the break-in or a proper punishment, choosing instead to expel the boys after gathering evidence in secret.

In this section we identify an initial set of criteria, which might be further refined after gathering evidence from RAs.

2. In June 1998, after gathering evidence about the terrorist activities of 64 exiles living in Florida, the Cuban government invited two FBI officers to Havana in order to present them with the evidence that it had accumulated.

After gathering evidence, the Commission published its findings in early 2012 entitled 'The current legal status of assisted suicide is inadequate and incoherent' and recommended the provision of the choice of assisted dying for mentally competent adults with terminal illness [ 9].

And Mr Moriarty, who will start holding public hearings on January 28th after months of gathering evidence, will be looking into a further rash of accusations against Mr Haughey.These new inquiries are bound to hurt Fianna Fail, whose frail coalition government has a slim majority in parliament.

Scotland Yard's former anti-terror chief Andy Hayman has told how he and his senior officers were so sure they were on top of the liquid bomb plot investigation after months of gathering evidence during 2006, that he was on holiday at La Manga in Spain when the arrest of a probable British-born terror organiser in Pakistan forced UK authorities into moving against the London group.

It's for gathering evidence after an accident, apparently, but you do have to fight the urge to rip off its casing and get a few snaps of yourself salivating behind the wheel.

After more than a year of gathering evidence about the losses, federal prosecutors and the F.B.I. in Manhattan have concluded that the two employees understated the value of their trades to hide the problem from executives in New York.

The commission began gathering evidence in 2000 after a series on RTE (Irish national television), called "States of Fear," provided documentary evidence of the reign of terror in institutions for homeless, abandoned and delinquent children.

More broadly we demonstrated the value of gathering evidence before and after implementing conservation actions, and the dangers of measuring responses in the absence of ecological knowledge.

After three weeks spent silently plotting and gathering evidence, Salazar went on the attack accusing the BBC and ProPublica of a "remarkable display of irresponsible journalism".