At the same time, the Justice Department has the duty to indict a corporation if the evidence dictates such severe action — and an indictment is often a death sentence for a corporation.
If more money can buy the time and energy of better defense lawyers, and if better defense lawyers make it more likely that the defendant will be either acquitted or given a lesser sentence, then money, rather than the evidence, dictates the outcome.
Size isn't everything, but when it comes to protecting areas of ocean space, scientific evidence dictates that it's a huge contributing factor to the overall success of marine reserves.
Evidence dictates it's not whether we should expand non-Indian casinos -- or any other kind of house gambling -- because house gambling is already here, but rather, whether our state government should double-down on its endorsement of a business model that exploits and brings harm to its people.
Total evidence dictates that all available information should be concatenated in a supermatrix (de Queiroz and Gatesy 2007) to reconstruct their common phylogeny (Levasseur and Lapointe 2001).
As stated in [ 19], taxa are not facts like the data in most other databases, instead, taxa are hypotheses which are "proposed, used, modified, and then perhaps discarded, as evidence dictates".
It suggests that there is a right answer, which the evidence dictates and which should not be contradicted.
It suggests that there is a right answer, which the evidence dictates and which must not be contradicted.
Since the original Medicare law passed in 1965 there has been a gradual divergence between the treatment that scientific evidence dictates and the treatment doctors get paid to administer according to reimbursement policies.
The indicators to measure clinical management coordination have been adapted to several clinical conditions, due to the fact that the standards of clinical coordination upon which indicators are based need to be precise and based on what the evidence dictates, which varies according to the disease.
