Sentence examples for evidence will be given from inspiring English sources

The council are the sole objectors to the application for village green status, and it is expected their evidence will be given at the public inquiry tomorrow.

Evidence will be given showing that Heathrow's air quality is the worst outside central London, with nitrogen oxides (NOx) and other pollutants well above the legal limits.

Investigations into the incident have shown that the missile was fired by British personnel, but that the order was given by a lieutenant in the Danish Army - referred to only as Soldier A. The Danish soldiers have declined to attend the inquest and their evidence will be given through witness statements.

Pitchford said on Tuesday that any approach from a witness who requests confidentiality will be respected, and the conditions of their testimony will be discussed with them privately before any decision is made about how their evidence will be given.

At the end the only disappointment was that he could not use the remaining hour and a bit to complete his hat-trick, having also had a goal ruled out for offside, but on this evidence he will be given plenty more opportunities following such an accomplished outing.

In addition, a comprehensive overview of epidemiological, histopathological and clinical features of three groups of patients with synchronous (synPC), metachronous (metaPC) and with no evidence of PC (noPC) will be given.

There is evidence that support for Carter will be given grudgingly if it comes at all.

The case was adjourned to 17 April when verdicts will be given after evidence is taken from Ms Jarman.

Again, if the sample size was < 100, a score will be given (uncertain evidence).

All women will be given the evidence-based consumer resource "Choosing how to birth your baby" developed by the Queensland Centre for Mothers and Babies.

Instead of judges, ministers will be given powers over evidence in court, risking the principle of a fair trial.