Sentence examples for call evidence from inspiring English sources

Not exactly what you'd call evidence of cinema's demise.

Is this what they call "evidence based policy"?

What they call evidence of democracy on the march is actually evidence of large-scale electoral fraud.

Georgian officials continue to claim that they acted defensively, citing what they call evidence that Russians were poised to invade and were attacking Georgian villages.

If a defendant in England wishes to give or call evidence in Welsh, the case should not be transferred to Wales.

Roberts, had wanted to call evidence from alternative and integrated medical practitioners about the treatments, which also included Tyrosine-Kinase inhibitors and molecular targeting therapy.

Thus, the baseline is grounded on factual observations of what we habitually call evidence-based 'conditional facts'.

However, a senior doctor from West Bank and Gaza with experience of using a wider variety e-health tools, thought medical journals to be most useful, because 'this is what we call evidence-based medicine'.

Opposition leaders criticized what they called evidence of an unfolding electoral fraud.

The pictures of Rowan, Rachel's baby boy, were taken by her husband and are what she calls evidence shots.

Diabetes in the United States rose by about 6percentt in 1999 in what the government called evidence of an unfolding epidemic.