Sentence examples for anticipated evidence from inspiring English sources

Counsel assisting the inquiry Stephen Rushton SC said he anticipated evidence to the court would be that "not only did 90% of the industry know of this barbaric practice.

The Crown has considered the nature of the allegations before the Court, the anticipated evidence and the nature of possible defences.

Allen's federal public defender, in a motion last month that was joined by federal taxpayer-funded attorneys for the two other defendants, argued that the case was "uniquely political because much of the anticipated evidence will center around, and was in reaction to" the 2016 presidential election.

Anticipated evidence from demonstration projects, open-label PrEP studies, follow-on projects, and RCT extensions will provide a much needed dramatic widening of our knowledge base in the next several years.

Discuss the facts of your case.[11] Your opening statement should be limited to a discussion of the anticipated evidence and what the main issues are.[12] You must not exaggerate or misstate your evidence, you must not refer to inadmissible evidence, and you must not discuss matters that will not be a part of your own case.[13].[13]

Anticipating evidence that may be offered through upcoming witnesses, a victim's ability as a singer may be remembered without playing a song, and another victim's aptitude for poetry without giving a reading".

It went better than was anticipated, as evidenced by the fact that you're reading this on my dedicated Guardian blog.

We anticipate that evidence from appendicular bones for these additional air sacs will be discovered in other species, and that this distribution may eventually encompass most theropods.

We anticipate that evidence from the DISCO-study will underpin the current efforts to enhance the transparency, standardisation and accessibility of trial information.

We further anticipate that evidence from this study can be used to inform policy decisions concerning national HIV care and treatment policy, both in Mozambique and in other resource-limited settings.

Given the age range, race, and ethnicity of the study population, one would anticipate some evidence of HPV if it could easily cross the placenta, but there was none.