Despite the actual pilot being "Rollercoaster," the episode was broadcast to premiere the series, so a majority of the series' standard humor and plot devices had yet to be established (e.g. Perry and Doofenshmirtz have no involvement in the removal of the boys' evidence [mainly instigated by the boys themselves] and Candace's busting attempts in the A-plot are limited to two).
The evidence should instigate crucial primary care system change in Malaysia.
Hindley and Thomson [ 30] explored midwives views around the use of routine electronic fetal monitoring for women whose pregnancies were low risk, an intervention unsupported by evidence [ 24] but viewed by the midwives in their study as a valuable form of evidence if litigation was instigated.
The definitive investigation under Senator Frank Church, however, found no evidence that the United States instigated or aided the military coup.
French investigating magistrates believe that they have uncovered evidence of a conspiracy instigated by Mr Sarkozy to enrich his friend Mr Tapie, at the state's expense.
The Ukip MEP Mike Hookem has escaped suspension from the party over an altercation that left his fellow MEP Steven Woolfe unconscious and hospitalised, after an internal report concluded there was no evidence suggesting he had instigated the scuffle.
Next, it was argued that the Prosecution had not adduced any or sufficient evidence that Milošević planned, instigated, ordered, committed, or otherwise aided and abetted in the planning, preparation, or execution of a genocide or that he was complicit in such acts.
The report stressed there was no evidence Mr Choudary had directly instigated any terror plot.
There is only circumstantial evidence suggesting that the president instigated the concealment of gifts to Monica Lewinsky, or that he got her a job to buy her silence.
This is instigated by two circumstances: evidence from research with adults with cancer cannot be generalized to children and childhood cancer is a rarity.
