Sentence examples for considered evidence from from inspiring English sources

As usual, we have considered evidence from DWP and the latest assessment of UC rollout by the Major Projects Authority.

The Club's disciplinary panel considered evidence from Mercer, who was legally represented, Joss Naylor's trainer Jonjo O'Neill, and Mr David O'Reilly, legal counsel of Betfair.

At a press briefing after the hearing, an official said the court considered evidence from Cambodia that he had abused children there, and took into account his conviction in Britain in 1999 for having pornographic images on his personal computer.

The committee considered evidence from peer-reviewed literature and international best practice guidelines [ 7].

During this review process, the participants considered evidence from research synthesis, relevance to the three districts and cultural values.

We relied primarily on our mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) survey data (Wood et al. unpubl. data summarized in Supplementary Table 1), but also considered evidence from other recent studies.

"After considering evidence from Global, we were satisfied that there was no indication that the independence of its news coverage had been compromised.

Mr. Doshi and Mr. Jefferson's analyses did not consider evidence from a number of studies that showed benefits of oseltamivir.

A spokeswoman for the IPCC said there was no timetable for the conclusion of its investigation and that it would consider evidence from the inquest.

The authors consider evidence from a Gallup poll that asks what sex people would prefer their child to be if they had only one child.

"Our licensing sub-committee has to consider the safety of the public and after considering evidence from a number of interested parties, including the police, it was concluded that the licences for both bars should be revoked.