Sentence examples for evidence directly from from inspiring English sources

Communication with his lawyers is restricted, making it impossible to pass on information or evidence directly from him to the ECHR.

The bill introduces a new form of "computer access warrant" to allow law enforcement agencies to covertly obtain evidence directly from a device, if approved by a judge or member of the administrative appeals tribunal.

But Mr Jones reiterated that he knew of evidence "directly from a witness" to show that the late Liberal MP Cyril Smith had visited Elm Guest House and that this evidence had been obtained by Operation Fernbridge, one of the  Metropolitan Police inquiries into the Westminster VIP abuse allegations.

For court, it is best to have digital evidence directly from online services and the bully's own computer, said Mark D. Rasch, who formerly prosecuted computer crimes in the United States Justice Department and is now a principal with the consulting firm Secure IT Experts.

In the UK, the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee noted during their enquiry into the 'Regulation of medical implants in the EU and UK' ([2012]: 6) that they were 'very disappointed that we were not able to take oral evidence directly from manufacturers' about hip implant issues.

By monitoring network traffic from the pair's computers, the FBI identified passwords allowing them to collect evidence directly from Russian-based computers.

Their practice parameter states that the assessment of reactive attachment disorder requires evidence directly obtained from serial observations of the child interacting with his or her primary caregivers and history (as available) of the child's patterns of attachment behavior with these caregivers.

In the discussions below, we base interpretations of reallocations of metabolic resources to pathways with different efficiencies on this evidence directly derived from the modelling results.

While no published evidence directly generalise from 'minimally important' thresholds in patient samples to population-based cohorts, this study's findings assessed change using conservative criteria and suggest the need for monitoring HRQoL change in older age to inform and monitor relevant service responses.

I for one prefer to look at the new evidence directly, not avert my eyes from it – knowing that the truth always empowers – and meanwhile to keep up the age-old fight for women's freedom.

This evidence directly indicates that electron transfer is occurring from rutile to anatase under visible light.