Sentence examples for calls evidence from inspiring English sources

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

Those charges are that they falsified their arrest records to conceal what the state calls evidence that they had singled out minority motorists for traffic stops.

That should be left to a royal commission – headed by an independent figure, not an establishment patsy – which calls evidence from all sections of the community.

Basically, don't waste your time over planning and filling out school-proformas; keep up the day-to-day routines in the classroom and when the hour itself calls, evidence of preparation is what they will see.

Mr. Marquis said that "20 or 25percentt" of the people released from death row based on what the Death Penalty Information Center calls evidence of their innocence are actually innocent.

Inside was a queen-size bed, a Jacuzzi and a gynecological examining table, part of what the dean calls evidence that the deposed leader, on campus visits, summoned female students and raped them.

Grants under the Obama administration focus on what it calls "evidence-based" teenage pregnancy prevention, which usually means programs that teach both abstinence and contraception.

Is this what they call "evidence based policy"?

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

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

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