Sentence examples similar to clashing evidence from inspiring English sources
And administration lawyers and senators continued to clash over evidence obtained through coercion or hearsay and how to deal with classified evidence.
The Education Department's results also clash with evidence unearthed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., a federal bank regulator that alleged a year ago that Navient had engaged in "unfair or deceptive acts or practices" in violation of the Federal Trade Commission Act when it incorrectly told service members they had to be deployed to receive the law's benefits.
Scenarios existed for a possible winning campaign, but they clashed with available evidence of the moment.
One of those is Sergeant Paul White, who claimed at the inquest to have checked on Rigg while he was detained in a police van, which clashed with CCTV evidence showing no such visit.
Or maybe the theory had become implausible because it clashed with earlier evidence.
Reid-McConnell clash latest evidence that genteel Senate has turned into a fight club.
In documents, Mr Attanasio is more articulate and if the affair goes to trial in Italy the court is likely to hear of a clash of evidence between Mr Mills and his former client and friend.
The clash of evidence between the two over who knew about and who authorised sundry whopping payoffs to departing BBC executives is stark, crucial – and will surely end in court if the PAC scratches its head over so much vitriolic detail.
With little physical fossil evidence on Old World primates, clashing opinions on which came first continue.
Lanier's staff frequently clashed with prosecutors over evidence and the filing of charges, but that reflects a common and often healthy tension between officers who seek charges and prosecutors who must prove the cases in court.
