Sentence examples for bring up evidence from inspiring English sources

"They don't bring up evidence that looks suspicious and don't kill anyone".

To prove that Mr. Posada committed perjury, prosecutors plan to bring up evidence about bombings at Havana tourist spots in 1997.

The National Election Committee has already said 'please bring up evidence, don't just say it, so we can work together to solve things'".

Regarding the last warning outside of major cities don't try to bring up evidence about visiting Israel nor talk about it as some Muslims could get offended by that.

As the dig deepens, bringing up evidence of both the glory and the horror of Spartan civilisation (all of this very well handled), so the resemblance between the five and the ancient Spartans themselves - in particular their elite killer-squads, the Crypteia or "Hidden Ones" - begins to seem less and less of a coincidence.

On theoretical grounds, one could bring up compelling evidence pointing to the scientific danger of attempting to link phylogeny with function by using PICRUSt, and the arguments extend to the limitation of current databases used in the software.

To irk Mr. Thompson, bring up the evidence that suggests to some critics that he does not pay enough attention to details to be a good comptroller.

The previous limit, giving inmates only 21 days after sentencing to bring up new evidence, was the nation's most restrictive.

The trial isn't expected to affect stocks unless testimonials bring up new evidence that could alter the expected outcome of the trial, an acquittal of the President.

"We can still bring up new evidence; we can still continue the investigations we [have] been doing," said Echols.

Our data therefore not only show a novel role of PP2A in microtubule-associated protein transport, but also bring up additional evidence that the TOR/mTOR pathways is involved in the regulation of intracellular protein transport, localized stabilisation of microtubules and cell migration.