Sentence examples for evidence appeal from inspiring English sources

Whereas others may call upon medical training, paternal wisdom or been-there-done-that mother­hood, Bronson and Merryman, having "parsed through the science and reviewed the evidence," appeal to scientific reason — just as, Hulbert writes, experts more than a century ago first urged the scientific and systematic study of children.

Some of the questions were open-ended while others asked for the respondents' perception in relation to a set of specific process evaluation criteria such as: fairness, information dissemination, use of research evidence, appeal process, and stakeholder representation.

Undeterred, O'Donnell will offer new evidence to appeal against the decision on Tuesday.

Konchesky was shown red for an alleged elbow on Blues midfielder Enrique De Lucas, but manager Alan Curbishley has studied video evidence and appealed to the FA.

He told a press conference they needed evidence and appealed for witnesses.

This model of adaptation of research evidence better appealed to the target audience.

Scores of defendants convicted on anonymous evidence may also appeal.

Shortly afterwards, another case in which there was sensational new evidence went to appeal, again with Roskill presiding, and which was again firmly rejected.

Richards' attempts to argue that brazen government spying does, indeed, have real-world harms, including mass self-censorship and blackmail, and supplies moderately compelling evidence that will appeal to those naturally scared of the government.

You organize peacefully, you gather the evidence, and you appeal to the hearts of everyone around you.

1-800 cites no such evidence on appeal apart from the lone customer-service record from July 2006.