Sentence examples for evidence to the conference from inspiring English sources

In his evidence to the conference, Gordon Brown said he was proud of the progress that had been made since he entered parliament in 1983, when the Commons was all white and there were only 23 women MPs, but he acknowledged that "seen from the outside, parliament is not yet fit for the 21st century".

Last year I gave evidence to the Speakers' conference on the underrepresentation of minorities.

But his decision to announce, while giving evidence to the Speaker's Conference, that he wants to impose all-women shortlists on some local associations from 2010 has been met with almost universal opposition.

In evidence to the Speaker's Conference – set up last year to explore ways of making parliament more representative – the Conservative leader announced today that his party would change its selection procedures to include all-female shortlists for some constituencies, despite its consistent opposition to such a move over the last four years.

the conference heard evidence to the contrary.

Moreover, it is interesting to observe that the best performance achievable with intracell conferencing is preferable to the best rate attainable with intercell conferencing lending evidence to the effectiveness of coherent power combining.

A number of organisations that were called to give evidence told the conference that a shift to proportional representation would support parties' efforts to increase diversity.

The government has presented evidence that the conference calls ultimately led to the destruction of records at Andersen.

Any "evidence" presented at the conference pointing to a young earth would be no more convincing than voodoo or alchemy to mainstream geologists, who have used various radiometric-dating methods to establish that the earth is 4.6 billion years old.

AS world leaders prepare to meet tomorrow in Copenhagen to address global warming, skeptics are pointing to e-mail hacked from a computer server at a British university as evidence that the conference may be much ado about nothing.

In March 2008, the office produced a "terrorism watch list" report about a Muslim conference in Georgia at which several Americans were scheduled to speak, even though it "did not have any evidence the conference or the speakers promoted radical extremism or terrorist activity," and such speech is constitutionally protected, an internal report said.