Sentence examples for governing evidence from inspiring English sources

In a recently unsealed transcript of an October closed-court hearing in the case, the judge stated that she believed that the government appeared to have committed violations of federal rules governing evidence and discovery.

With litigation, he said, judges bound by rules governing evidence and testimony hear both sides and then make a binding decision.

Legal experts, however, say that many of the privacy issues have been settled and that courts have concluded that data recorded in a crash are subject to the rules governing other evidence.

That decision greatly strengthened the Sixth Amendment right of defendants to confront the state's witnesses by excluding statements from absent witnesses that previously had been commonly accepted, under the looser rules governing hearsay evidence.

The officer involved kept it in his possession before handing it to homicide detectives the following day, "demonstrating disregard for the rules governing continuity of evidence", she said.

His friends cited the interior minister's declaration — a huge victory for the governing party — as evidence that they made the correct choice in abstaining.

Investigators in Italy say officials for track and field's world governing body had evidence that an Olympic gold medalist used performance-enhancing drugs but made no effort to prevent him from competing in last summer's Olympic Games in London.

The central thesis of epistemic Evidentialism is that the norms of evidence governing belief are somehow based in the nature and aims of theoretical reason itself.

Historically, in the 1950s and 1960s when a lot of the interest took off, there was actually a lot of conflicting evidence governing the effects of unilateral hypoxia (ventilating one lung with hypoxia and the other with normoxia or hyperoxia) on the pulmonary circulation.

Regulations governing cost and evidence-based prescribing prevent a pharmacy from dispensing something recognised as a placebo.

This news, coupled with anecdotal evidence the governing body is getting from its clubs, is providing grounds for optimism.