Sentence examples for evidence arise from inspiring English sources

21.07.2009 Tom Crone: "At no stage during their [the police's] investigation or ours did any evidence arise that the problem of accessing [voicemails] by our reporters, or complicity of accessing by our reporters, went beyond the Goodman/Mulcaire situation".

Evidence to the committee on July 21, 2009 (Q. 1339): Tom Crone (at the outset of his evidence): "At no stage during their (ie. police) investigation or our investigation did any evidence arise that the problem of accessing by our reporters, or complicity of accessing by our reporters, went beyond the Goodman/Mulcaire situation.

Tom Crone, News of the World lawyer, left the company in July Then "At no stage... did any evidence arise that the problem of accessing by our reporters, or complicity of accessing by our reporters, went beyond the Goodman Mulcaire situation".

Detective Superintendent David Swindle of Strathclyde Police, who set up Operation Anagram to look at other cases involving Tobin, said new addresses would be searched should fresh evidence arise: "Every day there is new information about his movements and I am confident that as more information comes to light, it will [help us] identify other victims".

That is reinforced in the next sentence when it is spelt out clearly that should any fresh evidence arise "the matter may have to be reconsidered".

Should such fresh evidence arise - and any statement made by you implicating yourself in... may amount to such evidence - the matter may have to be reconsidered".

Unless additional new evidence arises, the investigation is now complete, a state official said.

Unless additional evidence arises, the investigation is now complete, a state official said.

The show will do new reports as evidence arises, Ms. Zirinsky said.

But they can be reopened, according to the service, if evidence arises of "fraud, malfeasance or misrepresentation of a material fact".

We understand the Crown Prosecution Service will now be considering whether any significant new evidence arose at the inquest in accordance with their normal procedure.