Sentence examples for authenticated evidence from inspiring English sources

The policy enables companies to sells billions of dollars of goods without authenticated evidence of their worth.

During a July 2017 Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission hearing on "Tibet: Freedom of Religion," which highlighted deteriorating conditions in Tibet, we called on the Chinese government to provide authenticated video graphic evidence of the Panchen Lama's well-being.

This decision ruled that an authenticated statute should be regarded as the best evidence that the required formalities were observed in its passage, and that the courts would not exercise the power of going behind it and inquiring into the manner of its enactment; and Blessing v. Galveston, 42 Tex.

Most of the account (pp. 3-6) pertoins thethe film evidence, which includes films produced by the Office of U.S. Chief of Counsel as well as authenticated SS-films that have not been altered by the OCC (Donovan recounts the contents of the latter).

As the case was being prepared for trial, Steve Howe, the Johnson County prosecutor who took up the case in 2009 after defeating Mr. Kline in a Republican primary, discovered that the records that were to be used as evidence had been destroyed years earlier, the originals by the Department of Health and Environment and the only authenticated set of copies by the attorney general's office.

Anyone who thinks that the courts are independent of the executive in Egypt should listen to the authenticated tapes of discussions that took place in Sisi's own office about how to fabricate evidence of the detention of Mohammed Morsi.

Substantial evidence implicates DLK1 as the effector of the phenotype and indeed DLK1 is the only authenticated protein-encoding gene amongst these six genes [25], [28], [29], [30].

Yet no authenticated case of DDT poisoning has occured.

All documents are duly notarised and authenticated by our authorities".

A second authenticated Holy Tooth is enshrined in Sri Lanka.

His authenticated version would be submitted to the court.