Sentence examples for evidence was received from inspiring English sources

Appellant's evidence was received and weighed; its arguments were heard and considered.

The district court held a three-day bench trial in October 1999 at which documentary evidence was received and a number of witnesses testified.

Its determination was based upon the various reports of the Commission above cited, although evidence was received by the court's commissioner which was not before the Interstate Commerce Commission.

In October 1960, public sessions were held in Los Angeles, California, at which time evidence was received concerning the functions, policies and practices of television companies, talent agencies and representatives, program 'packagers,' 7 sales representatives, and others.

McGuire focuses on the portion of the instruction explaining to the jury that the prior injury evidence "was received and may be considered by you only for the limited purpose of determining if it tends to show..

Further, while the Indiana court permitted APTC to proceed anonymously, it is clear that no hearing was held concerning the question, no evidence was received by the court, no reasons for the decision were given, and the order permitting anonymous maintenance of the action was granted in a non-adversarial, ex parte proceeding.

Case registered and closed unless a complaint or evidence is received".

The Board may reverse a jurisdiction decision whenever evidence is received by the Board indicating that the original decision was incorrect.

All crime labs have some sort of evidence-intake unit, where evidence is received and assigned a unique laboratory and case identifier.

The implication here is that decision-making depends not only on the quality of evidence that is presented, but also on the context in which this evidence is received.

"It appears that the county court never considered that the cumulative effect of the new evidence created a probability that, had such evidence been received at trial, the verdict would have been more favorable to the defendant," the appellate court said, concluding, "This evidence warrants a new trial".