Sentence examples for evidence received from inspiring English sources
The BBC is preparing to publish 3,000 pages of evidence received by its Pollard inquiry into the corporation's "dysfunctional" handling of the Jimmy Savile scandal.
As a result of the evidence received, the inquiry concluded "that selection for medical school has been criticised for its superficiality".
Unlike the government's requested relief, Microsoft's proposal is based on the evidence received at trial and the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of the Law entered by the Court.
It will also be necessary to consider whether the evidence received is sufficient to reach conclusions in respect of the use of phone hacking at titles other than the NoTW.
Jeremy Paxman's evidence to the Pollard inquiry is thought to be among the most damning Updated at 11.19am GMT 10.58am GMT Pollard evidence released The BBC has published evidence received by the Pollard inquiry into the Savile scandal.
It says: "While ministers say they have not deprioritised human rights, the written evidence received by the committee as part of its inquiry indicates there is plainly a perception that its status in the Foreign Office's work has been downgraded.
It is absolutely important that the evidence receives a very high degree of scrutiny and the public is able to see that process play out.
Some rating systems (e.g., GRADE) employ such judgments, and if the observed effect is very large, the evidence receives a higher strength rating.
Arguably, wound dressings are perceived as cheap and 'inert' items, thus consideration of their use in relation to existing evidence receives limited attention.
If the only available body of evidence receives a "very low confidence" rating, then conclusions for those outcomes will not move on to step 6.
This 'status quo' inherited from the Semashko system established in Ukraine during the Soviet Union period, seems to currently satisfy only policy-makers who, as suggested by anecdotal evidence, receive healthcare abroad or in the best public facilities [ 5].
