Sentence examples for forensic capacities from inspiring English sources

Trained investigators, prosecutors and judges were not available in all member states and investigative and forensic capacities varied across the EU, the Commission said.

Among these capacities are the "forensic" capacities Locke and many others have focused on, having to do with responsibility and prudential concern.

But they have acknowledged that it had been the practice of the agency to handle most accusations of abuse internally, despite the office's lack of forensic capacity.

"In the case of General Pinochet the experts appointed by the home secretary acted in a forensic capacity," Mr Wilks said in a letter to the Times this morning.

Although a number of organizations in Kenya have provided essential services to survivors including healthcare, counseling, education and advocacy; care is centered primarily in Nairobi and lacking in mechanisms for data collection, analysis, forensic capacity, in addition to the application of results to programming and policy [ 18, 53].

During his most recent visit he also did work for the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, assessing the transitional government's forensics capacity.

Regarding the latter, Parfit asks the first-person question, asking "What matters to me in fission?" and this presupposes that we are talking about the type of creatures (pre- and post-fission) that are individuals like us in terms of our full-fledged forensic (Lockean personhood) capacities.

The CQC simply does not have the forensic remit or capacity to prove or disprove such a point.

He added that the US was offering counter-terrorism help to Nigerian investigators that involved "information-sharing" and improving Nigeria's "forensics and investigative capacity".

Dr Michael Baden, the former chief medical examiner for the City of New York, who performed the autopsy at the request of the family, said: "In my capacity as the forensic examiner for the New York State Police, I would say, 'You're not supposed to shoot so many times.' Right now there is too little information to forensically reconstruct the shooting".

He said: "This could be addressed by actively purchasing, synthesising and studying new compounds and by improving our capacity for investigative forensic analysis and research at European level".