Sentence examples for evidence from a range from inspiring English sources
It usually involves expert evidence from a range of professionals to set out the medical prognosis for the future, life expectancy and an individual's needs.
Still less can it explain the evidence from a range of sources – letters, diaries, eavesdropped conversations of captured soldiers – that shows the degree of support for Hitler up to the last month of the war.
"All country information and guidance is based on a careful and objective assessment of available evidence from a range of sources including the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, local, national and international organisations, and media outlets," said a Home Office spokesperson.
"All country information and guidance is based on a careful and objective assessment of available evidence from a range of sources including media outlets, local, national and international organisations, and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office".
Stephen Gethins, SNP MP for North East Fife, who is a member of the committee, said: "After taking evidence from a range of sources including former military personnel, academics, Syrian groups and a range of experts it is clear that the case for war has not been made".
His report published today, Learning Behaviour: Lessons Learned, concludes unambiguously: "While there is a legitimate concern in society about standards of behaviour of young people (as in earlier generations), there is strong evidence from a range of sources that the overall standards of behaviour achieved by schools is good and has improved in recent years.
A spokeswoman for the Home Office said, "Our country information and guidance is based on a careful and objective assessment of the situation in Eritrea using evidence taken from a range of sources including media outlets; local, national and international organisations, including human rights organisations; and information from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office".
She added: "Our country information and guidance is based on a careful and objective assessment of the situation in Eritrea using evidence taken from a range of sources including media outlets, local, national and international organisations, including human rights organisations, and information from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office".
A substantial body of evidence drawn from a range of methods, proband groups, and diagnostic criteria has established that a familial phenotype is present in patients with major depression [ 1- 7].
Positive anecdotal evidence comes from a range of countries, including Sierra Leone, Angola and Mozambique, though there are also examples of countries where this has been hard to achieve (such as in some of the Balkan states post-conflict).
