Sentence examples for evidence decided from inspiring English sources

"The record demonstrates by clear and convincing evidence," decided Federal Judge Susan Webber Wright in the Paula Jones suit, "that the president responded to plaintiff's questions by giving false, misleading and evasive answers that were designed to obstruct the judicial process".

When it stopped, Wessler noted that, if the case were remanded, Carpenter would, if nothing else, have a chance to have the admissibility of evidence decided on a basis other than "an unsworn application from a prosecutor who we think should know better".

That decision was announced 11 months after the Justice Department, citing a lack of evidence, decided not to pursue federal civil rights charges against the officers.

Landry's office took over the probe 11 months ago, when the Justice Department, citing a lack of evidence, decided not to pursue federal civil rights charges against the officers.

The time has come to take abortion politics out of the stem cell debate and let the scientific evidence decide where the money will go.

But David Cutler of Harvard said that "given the uncertainty generated by the mandate, it was reasonable" to let states experiment with other ways to achieve the law's broad goals "and let the evidence decide" if the mandate is necessary.

The same would ultimately benefit creationists if their goal is to let the evidence decide and let the theory that explains best the biodiversity of the natural world prevail.

Additionally, continued efforts in endotyping will lead to a number of questions concerning the implementation in clinical care as described in a recent review by Galli, e.g., the question of who will, based on what evidence, decide which endotypes should be generally accepted [24].

In a report Human Rights First released with The Constitution Project in June, 16 former federal judges explained that the courts deciding these habeas cases are doing the right thing: they're weighing the evidence, deciding the facts and applying the law.

But one could also turn this argument around in favor of an RCT: the reality of clinical practice is indeed already catching up, as can be concluded from the survey of Birth et al.. Physicians are already autonomously interpreting the available data and, despite the lack of real evidence, deciding for themselves to treat selected resectable patients with RFA.

The Developing and Evaluating Communication Strategies to Support Informed Decisions and Practice Based on Evidence (DECIDE) project is a collaborative research project funded by the European Commission's Seventh Framework Programme [ http://www.decide-collaboration.eu].eu]