Sentence examples for captured evidence from inspiring English sources
The Supreme Court could hold, for example, that the unjustified use of race by the police in determining "reasonable suspicion" constituted an unreasonable stop, tainting captured evidence.
The diamonds, during their formation, captured evidence that slabs of the ocean floors descend deep beneath the earth's surface, recycling carbon between the oceans and the earth's mantle, the shell of rock, about 1,800 miles thick, that lies directly beneath the earth's surface.
Scientists at Ohio State University have captured evidence of just such an escape a meager 650 million light-years away.
Instead of a photographer, John Travolta plays a sound effects guy who thinks he may have captured evidence of a political assassination.
Every year, visitors in the Muskrat Lake area search for Mussie in the lake; none have yet captured evidence of its existence.
Earlier this year, LIGO captured evidence of these ripples in space-time, predicted more than a century ago by Albert Einstein as part of his theory of general relativity.
Bystanders are able to capture evidence of incidents and then self-publish it.
SUPER 8 An aspiring young filmmaker accidently captures evidence of an alien invasion in a special effects thriller written and directed by J. J. Abrams and co-produced by Steven Spielberg.
#citizenrelay is a start to not only capture evidence and data in this area, but to train others how to produce it in a format that can be useful for journalists and researchers in this field.
"There are countless incidents where police fail to investigate, fail to risk-assess, fail to arrest the perpetrator and fail to capture evidence to enable the Crown Prosecution Service to charge," Horley said.
He also pledged to introduce new guidance for police officers investigating stalking cases, a new app for victims to help them capture evidence, and a new stalking order that would put controls on perpetrators from the moment a report is made," she said.
