Sentence examples for evidence direct from inspiring English sources

I saw this for myself when I co-chaired a global panel on the sustainable development goals, and we sought evidence direct from the world's poorest.

"There is evidence, direct and circumstantial, from which a jury could find a conspiracy," Judge Gleeson wrote in a 16-page decision.

Let us assume that there is evidence, direct or circumstantial, that money has been paid to a juror in consideration of his vote.

Police investigating the Luton connections of the dead Stockholm bomber will, of course, keep an open mind about his motivation and let the evidence direct their enquiries and conclusions.

But first they will spend several hours listening to the judge's instructions, which will include definitions of the 18 counts in the indictment and other legal distinctions, like circumstantial evidence, direct evidence, expert witnesses and proof beyond a reasonable doubt.

And there is evidence Direct Action – which hands out competitive grants to those volunteering to reduce emissions, but imposes no overall limits on greenhouse pollution – will cost far more to achieve far less than the carbon price would have, with the cost being levied on taxpayers rather than on polluting industries.

The study of optical absorption (in spectral range, 300 1400 nm) evidenced direct bandgaps ranged between 1.30 and 1.80 eV.

There was no evidence of direct radicalisation or violent extremism.

The committee found no evidence of direct American involvement in Lumumba's eventual murder, though.

May told parliament on Monday the review found no evidence of direct funding of PIE.

And we have a lot of evidence of direct links with the Taliban.