Sentence examples for evidence were held from inspiring English sources

The Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg last night condemned the move, saying if a significant proportion of Mr Blair's evidence were held in private then the public would "rightly conclude that the inquiry is simply too weak to give us the truth".

In fact, such a move made sense for Sollecito's team, he said, because there was less evidence being held against him than against Knox.

Sir Robert Owen revealed that he was writing to Justice Secretary Chris Grayling to request that a public inquiry, which would have powers to consider secret evidence, be held instead and a decision is due next week.

He announced he was writing to Justice Secretary Chris Grayling to request that a public inquiry, which would have powers to consider secret evidence, be held instead But today, in a devastating setback for Mr Litvinenko's widow Marina, he revealed that the Government had refused her impassioned calls for a public inquiry.

But — and this is the problem — this kind of evidence, often called 'negative evidence,' is held to be unavailable to language learners.

But Manfred Novak, the UN former special rapporteur on torture, told the Observer in 2008 he had credible evidence that detainees were held on Diego Garcia between 2002 and 2003.

Mr. Perez's lawyer, Barry Krinsky, said there was "absolutely no evidence" that the girls were held against their will.

Trade with the Italian city-states had certainly continued, and there is no evidence that the local Christians were held accountable for the Crusader invasions of Egypt.

All her evidence is being held in camera.

In their world, decency and the avoidance of conflict are evidence to be held against you and used as justification for attack.

He asked the court to request a report from the agency detailing where the evidence had been held and by whom.