Sentence examples for higher threshold of evidence from inspiring English sources

As some Tories called for a higher threshold of evidence for sexual offence cases, Labour and a number of charities warned that political pressure on the CPS not to charge high-profile figures sent out a damaging message.

It seems unlikely that courts or bar associations will begin disciplining them for bringing charges that don't meet a higher threshold of evidence.

But by requiring prosecutions for murder, rather than denaturalisation and deportation, the War Crimes Act set an almost impossibly high threshold of evidence.

He concluded that, "By requiring prosecutions for murder, rather than denaturalisation and deportation, the War Crimes Act set an almost impossibly high threshold of evidence".

The bill would also increase the standard of proof imposed on minors from a "preponderance of the evidence" to the higher threshold of the "clear and convincing" standard.

Judges, Mr. Ginzburg says, should have a much higher threshold of proof than historians do.

Encroaching age and a higher threshold of fear allow me to admit total bewilderment at Mr. Babbitt's Second Piano Concerto.

Just last week, a group of House Democrats recommended an even higher threshold of $69,000.

"Extreme acts of cruelty require a high threshold of empathy".

Let's just say he has a high threshold of tolerance for moral frailty.

The threshold of evidence to prove such a case is obviously quite high, though.