Sentence examples for evidence removed from inspiring English sources

After the field tests, the evidence removed is being sent to F.B.I. headquarters in Quantico, Va., for further analysis, Mr. Yacone said.

8) Allegations an investigation into a west London paedophile ring in the 1980s had evidence removed and was threatened with closure by senior officer if it uncovered evidence against VIPs.

Now prosecutors say that Mr. Radojkovic's testimony about the truck, presented in late July just before the tribunal took a short summer break, is central to their case that war crimes were committed in Kosovo and that Mr. Milosevic ordered the evidence removed.

"Where's any witness who saw or touched or handled or packaged or unpackaged that evidence, removed it, or repackaged it?" He informed jurors that the evidence custodian in Cumberland County from 1993 to 1994 was convicted of stealing guns from the evidence locker.

The demise of the RaE evidence removed the necessity of including the \(P\) interaction in the theory of \ \beta\) decay, and left the decision between the \ STP\) and \ VA\) combinations unresolved.

A cemetery the Germans had permitted the Polish Red Cross to build was destroyed and other evidence removed.

Britain and the European Union have already acted on the evidence, removing the Mujahedeen Khalq from their sanctions lists in 2008 and 2009, respectively.

The new evidence "removes a major obstacle for the [radical-pair] hypothesis," says Kenneth Lohmann, a behavioral biologist and an expert on turtle migration at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

We find that such a framework must build capacity, take into account developing evidence, remove barriers, and promote patient advocacy.

As see in Figure 2, our comprehensive framework for national breast cancer control requires activities in several different areas (building capacity, developing evidence, removing barriers, and promoting advocacy).

Based on the analysis of the interview data, national breast cancer control strategies can be described across four broad themes: building capacity, developing evidence, removing barriers, and promoting advocacy.