Sentence examples for avoided evidence from inspiring English sources

The Federal Aviation Administration has avoided evidence that nuts and bolts used in airplanes are frequently substandard, according to a government audit released today.

A14 F.A.A. Said to Turn Blind Eye The F.A.A. has avoided evidence that nuts and bolts used in making airplanes are frequently substandard, the inspector general of the Transportation Department said in an audit.

In the Enron case, J. P. Morgan has asked a Federal District Court judge in New York to issue an immediate ruling when he holds a hearing on Wednesday, avoiding evidence gathering and a trial.

From our conversation with her back then, you could draw the conclusion that this new amnesty bill is Putin taking the necessary measures to avoid evidence leaking out of what, according to Katia, was a flawed trial.

The judge, Gerald E. Rosen, said that prosecutors developed a theory "and then simply ignored or avoided any evidence or information which contradicted or undermined that view".

Using this kind of forged image should be avoided as evidence in a court of law, as news, as part of a medical record, or as financial documents.

In 2010, ministers authorised a multi-million pound pay-out to men from the UK who were held in Guantanamo Bay - a deal that avoided their evidence of alleged collusion with the US emerging in open court in what could have become a mammoth legal battle.

He has avoided mentioning evidence that the federal police and the army were monitoring the students' movements in Iguala and failed to intervene when they were attacked.

But in its report, the watchdog said it had found "significant new evidence" of the force's "apparent desire to settle claims to avoid disclosing evidence that officers may have committed perjury".

In ordinary criminal law it would certainly be a remarkable case if a judge, summing up on a charge of murder, were to avoid mentioning evidence on the part played by an accomplice in the murder because the evidence revealed that the judge himself had been that accomplice.

One is when assertions of fact are made that go beyond or avoid the evidence.