Sentence examples for evidence mean from inspiring English sources

A murder charge "requires a very high level of evidence," and the case's complexity and the lack of a witness or forensic evidence "mean proof beyond a reasonable doubt is very difficult to achieve," she said.

Ken Jones, the president of the Association of Chief Police Officers, has said: "There is a pressing need to consider now the best way of responding to cases likely to arise in the future where the complexities of gathering evidence mean the current limit of 28 days would prove insufficient".

Ken Jones, president of the Association of Chief Police Officers, has said: "There is a pressing need to consider now the best way of responding to cases likely to arise in the future where the complexities of gathering evidence mean the current limit of 28 days would prove insufficient".

– 10 40 a.m.: Reflections on the evidence base: What does the evidence mean for advocacy and practice?

– 11 40 a.m.: Plenary reflecting on the evidence base: What does the evidence mean for advocacy and practice?

What could prove difficult or troubling in the long run – unless it proves entirely beside the point – is the idea, baked into the premise, that guilt or innocence or evidence mean nothing next to one's ability to game the system, to perform mental jujitsu on a jury.

Evidence means little to the average voter; reasoned argument means even less.

Manny Waks believes the past two weeks of evidence means resignations now need to happen.

Substantial Evidence means such relevant evidence as a reasonable person might accept as adequate to support a conclusion.

Substantial evidence means such relevant evidence as a reasonable mind might accept as adequate to support a conclusion.

All forms of textual evidence are blue, and analysis (the writer's interpretation of what that evidence means) is green.