Sentence examples for evidence arises from inspiring English sources

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".

The more evidence arises that Benghazi was just a garden-variety terrorist attack on a consulate like those we've seen since the 1990s, the more the administration seems if anything guilty of being too pessimistic.

So if during a police investigation evidence arises that other persons have been involved in criminality and fraud or whatever crime that the police have uncovered evidence of, then Police Scotland, I have complete faith in them, [will] act and do the right thing, as will the crown".

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.

But a spokesman said yesterday: "We will now consider whether any evidence arose out of the inquest which would require us to review our decision from 2005".

"The report will incorporate evidence arising from the inquest into Mark Duggan's death, and further investigative work taken by the IPCC since the jury returned its verdict in January.

Mr. Obama's legalistic parsing of whether his "red line" for intervention was crossed when evidence arose of a limited use of sarin gas has prompted many of his allies — led by Israeli officials — to question the credibility of his warnings.

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".