Sentence examples for contested evidence from inspiring English sources

The decision could set a precedent for cases of Britons convicted abroad on contested evidence.

The jury heard contested evidence about a key interview with Cooper by an Evening Standard journalist during the Millbank disturbance.

Russia has contested evidence highlighted by Human Rights Watch that its cluster bombs are being used by the Syrian government against rebels and civilians.

The jury has heard contested evidence about a key interview with Cooper by an Evening Standard journalist during the Millbank raid.

Certainly, solids before four months old are firmly discouraged – and there is some, albeit contested, evidence that early weaning may increase the risk of obesity.

In January, the Supreme Court stayed Mr. Foster's execution to hear an appeal regarding whether his previous legal team had adequately contested evidence presented against him at trial.

Jay Cohen, a lawyer for Mr. Goldstein, requested a psychiatric evaluation, protective custody and visits from a rabbi, and he contested the evidence against Mr. Goldstein.

His lawyers have largely not contested the evidence of his guilt, and have portrayed him at the trial as an impressionable young man used by others, who confessed immediately upon his arrest and tried to assist the investigation.

They say that the industry has not only contested scientific evidence proving that sugar is bad for our health, but infiltrated nutritional advisory boards in an effort to protect the reputation of sugar.

The observation that PAT does not have a local effect on local endothelial function is contested by evidence from ex vivo studies.

At the absolute grassroots, it is great to see it being fiercely contested, as evidenced by last week's one-day strike by people working for a range of catering firms – including not just McDonald's, Wetherspoons and TGI Fridays, but the delivery services Uber Eats and Deliveroo.