Sentence examples for allowing evidence from inspiring English sources

In any case, allowing evidence from former inquiries that is not now secret to remain hidden to watchers of this inquiry hardly reflects a spirit of openness.

Pollak ultimately reversed his decision in terms of allowing evidence, but still expressed deep concern that "there have been at least a few instances in which fingerprint examiners, here and abroad, have made identifications that turned out to be erroneous".

He is backing flexible court hours and allowing evidence collected by body-worn police cameras to be admissible in trials, as well as conducting more routine pre-trial hearings by video conferencing and email exchanges.

To this end, the justices were satisfied that the district court had not erred in allowing evidence about Vinson's sexually provocative dress and speech, because such evidence could prove useful in evaluating whether she found sexual advances welcome or unwelcome.

In her report on Wednesday clearing Gov. David A. Paterson of witness tampering, the independent counsel who conducted the investigation raised what amounted to a new accusation: that the governor failed to deliver on a promise of full cooperation by allowing evidence in the case to be shared with witnesses.

Late last week, Judge Warren Wilbert of Sedgwick County District Court in Wichita suggested he might consider allowing evidence that could support a theory of voluntary manslaughter, which can be defined, under state law, as "an unreasonable but honest belief that circumstances existed that justified deadly force".

The geostatistical map presents estimates of these serological indicators beyond the sampled locations, allowing evidence-based intervention targeting to take place beyond sampled clusters, along with estimates of model uncertainty demonstrating settings where further data may be needed for decision making.

Few countries allow evidence from telephone tapping, or recorded evidence from informants.

Mr. Sensenbrenner emphasized the importance of a provision to allow evidence obtained by grand juries to be shared with intelligence agencies.

However, the judge will allow evidence about Internet searches on Hasan's computer around the time of the attack and websites that Hasan had listed as "favorites".

The ruling will also allow evidence as to when the companies first became aware of potential dangers into a United States court.