Sentence examples for evidence demand from inspiring English sources

To take just one example: "Evidence – demand it.

The court still has its options open, and could order whatever penalty Kessler believes the law and the evidence demand.

We will dispense punishment as the evidence demands".

"Policy informed by evidence demands both much tighter carbon budgets and an 80% target that is for 2030 – not 2050.

"This evidence demands a new role for the state – not 'wealth creation' but 'wellbeing creation'," Layard said.

The revolution he sought was in the mind and he was always willing to change his, if the evidence demanded.

Once the inquest process has been exhausted for all four, let's see if the evidence demands an inquiry".

Hague, ever more desperate but reluctant to cite detailed evidence, demanded an apology from Miliband, describing his "smears" as "disgraceful" and unbecoming of a foreign secretary.

He plunks them down in the times and places his DNA evidence demands: Xenia, 25,000 years ago, somewhere on the European tundra; Velda, 17,000 years ago, in northern Spain.

Body scanners, which produce strikingly graphic images of people's bodies, should be used only when factual evidence demands it and not routinely.

The current process has missed out this all-important step and negotiators are therefore arguing about how to divvy up an ever-growing pie rather than the ever-shrinking one that the evidence demands.