Sentence examples for exchange evidence from inspiring English sources

*More freely exchange evidence with intelligence agencies, including information obtained by wiretaps.

Judge Feinberg gave the Republicans and the New Jersey Apportionment Commission, the defendant in the lawsuit, 60 days to exchange evidence and then file briefs and supporting documents in anticipation of a hearing in late summer.

The order, which Potashner says SonicBlue will fight, stems from what is an otherwise routine matter of "discovery," the process by which two sides in a lawsuit exchange evidence before going to trial.

The Conference organized by the Egypt National Child Rights Observatory (ENCRO) brought together policy experts, practitioners, representatives of international institutions and scholars from the Middle East, North Africa and Mediterranean Countries to exchange evidence based researches, case studies and successful experiences that embrace child participation.

However, the charging behavior is entirely different for a wider pore, where the major process is ion exchange, evidenced by no changes in the occupancy.

For instance, although increased deuterium exchange evidences loss of amide protons protection due to loss of the hydrogen bonding and secondary structure elements, it cannot be directly translated into the increase in flexibility.

It would have been good to think it could have been sorted out in quiet, compassionate and well-informed discussion exchanging evidence around a table.

But Senior Judge Justin L. Quackenbush of the Eastern District of Washington ruled in April that the case would continue and ordered both sides to begin discovery, the process of exchanging evidence before trial.

Knowledge exchange portals create platforms for exchanging evidence-based information through online libraries, accessing epidemiological and demographic data, and creating or maintaining communities of practice.

Prosecutors often strike plea bargains in exchange for evidence against higher-ups, a technique known as "flipping".

During that trial, Mr. Jovanovic's lawyers sought to introduce an e-mail exchange into evidence, arguing that the messages supported their claim of a consensual, nonviolent encounter.