Sentence examples for evidentiary presentation from inspiring English sources

Their "evidentiary presentation was dwarfed" by the one presented for the plaintiffs by the lawyers David Boies and Ted Olson, Walker wrote in his 138-page opinion (pdf); with their two dubious expert witnesses, they simply "failed to build a credible factual record to support their claim that Proposition 8 served a legitimate government interest.

One of the most dramatic evidentiary presentations was made by the Kennedy administration's ambassador to the United Nations, Adlai E. Stevenson, who appeared in the Security Council chamber with photographs of Soviet missiles in Cuba during the Cuban missile crisis in 1962.

That's why she's having us come back to court in March with the Floyd case to make evidentiary presentations about the appropriate relief to fix this problem.

On the other hand, the adoption of the strategy by central decision-makers, those who write policies, was more problematic despite several attempts and presentations of the study's evidentiary data.

Some of the allegations appear to present the government with evidentiary challenges.

The consequences of evidentiary exclusion differ for plaintiffs and defendants because plaintiffs have the initial burden of presenting evidence.

Evidentiary standards vary.

Generational imperatives trumped evidentiary ones.

The view has some evidentiary support.

"The evidentiary standard is lower," he explained.

Each wrinkle, each stain has evidentiary value.