Sentence examples for evidence lack from inspiring English sources

Aristotle thinks that this form of rule is justified in the case of natural slaves who (he asserts without evidence) lack a deliberative faculty and thus need a natural master to direct them (I.13.1260a12; slavery is defended at length in Politics I.4 8).

A county district attorney later announced that there was no basis for prosecution, citing contradictory evidence, lack of forensic evidence, conflicting witness statements and credibility issues).

Mr. Helgerson, along with legal experts and former federal prosecutors, cited gaps in evidence, lack of criminal intent and passage of time since the episodes occurred as some of the problems confronting John H. Durham, the newly appointed Justice Department prosecutor.

The themes include: reliance on empiricism, narrow definition of evidence, lack of evidence of efficacy, limited usefulness for individual patients, and threats to the autonomy of the doctor/patient relationship.

There was insufficient evidence for the involvement of Riina, due to contradictory evidence, lack of clarity of the evidence gathered and conflicting statements by government witnesses, in particular those of Di Carlo.

This may reflect lack of evidence, lack of resources or a failure to implement current guidelines.

Officials presented a minimal amount of evidence, lacking the full details of the traders' misconduct.

Although videotaping has been allowed for 20 years, some lawyers say videotaped evidence lacks the impact of live witnesses.

But in the slaying of Officer Dillon Stewart, 35, shot and killed on the job in November 2005, the evidence lacks a certain human weight.

Instead, he said, a judge should find that the cases should never go to a jury because the plaintiffs' supporting evidence lacks sufficient scientific rigor.

Therapeutic alternatives are limited and controlled evidence lacking.