Sentence examples for are relevant evidence from inspiring English sources

He points to the judge's ruling that television advertisements, campaign press releases and workers' statements are relevant evidence.

The crucifix may not have been relevant evidence, but it's the kind of thing that juries see all the time in personal-injury cases.

In his 1953 appeal, the court noted that the fact that she was white and he was black was relevant evidence for the jury to consider.

To suggest that that couldn't be relevant evidence is like saying I can't tell you anything interesting about what's going on in the hallway right now, because after all I'm not in the hallway; I'm here in the lecture hall.

The clause requiring that \ \Gamma \in \mathcal{E} ( t, X)\) adds that \(t\) should be relevant evidence for \(X\) at \ \Gamma\).

Then, informally, \(t : X\) is true at a possible world if \(X\) is believable at that world in the usual sense of epistemic logic, and \(t\) is relevant evidence for \(X\) at that world.

The judgment makes it sound like there was relevant evidence through witness testimony -- eight prosecution witnesses in total.

And so we want to look at - and the special master will guide in this - we want to look at evidence when there is relevant evidence.

"Like every other court that has addressed the issue, this Court finds that it is not limited to the four corners of the Executive Order in determining its constitutionality," Roberts wrote, pointing to recent rulings in Hawaii and Maryland that concluded past statements by Trump and his surrogates were relevant evidence.

In addition, there is relevant evidence from studies examining the effect of inappropriate treatment on mortality; specifically, inappropriate treatment of A. baumannii infections has been associated with excess mortality.

In addition to the DA effects on osteoblasts, there were relevant evidences of DA receptor and DA active transporter (DAT) can also influence osteogenic activity.