Sentence examples for evidence stopped from inspiring English sources

One official cautioned that the evidence stopped short of firm proof about involvement by Mr. Zarqawi, but said the intelligence had added significantly to concern about Mr. Zarqawi.

The police, citing a lack of evidence, stopped short of accusing the agents of a more politically volatile crime of violating the country's election law, a decision the opposition party called a whitewash.

Still, the trail of direct evidence stops with an HIV-positive blood sample drawn in 1959 in what is now the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Part of this role is also to make clear where the certainty of the scientific evidence stops and where uncertainty begins.

Shanahan said the practice had been abandoned in the Northern Territory and the United Kingdom and he knew of no "empirical evidence" it stopped offenders slipping back into crime.

However, despite police dropping the investigation, the DWP refused to discard the evidence and stopped the allowance for his wife, Maria, saying he had faked the severity of his injuries.

Oh, and furthering his career, both activities undertaken without regard to Halliwell, who was himself a writer as he, on this evidence, never stopped reminding the deeply ambitious Orton.

So there is no compelling evidence to stop you getting married if you want to.

Fifa advised us to go ahead with the match as there was no firm evidence to stop it.

But sanctions on such evidence might stop it from being collected that way the next time — and isn't that out goal?

"Political leaders should show support for the evidence and stop disparaging safe medical male circumcision with misleading comments," the organisations said in their plan.