Sentence examples for holding evidence from inspiring English sources

The business select committee of MPs is holding an inquiry into the state of the British high street, holding evidence sessions where every businessman has raised business rates and called for a government review.

The new UK government's position is not yet clear, though a previous minister supported a ban and MPs on parliament's environmental audit committee are holding evidence sessions with a view to policy recommendations.

Then there are hundreds of archaeological sites, many holding evidence of how indigenous people lived through the last ice age.

The hard drive held evidence, he said, of "tax evasion committed by French people".

The panel of politicians is inviting people to send written submissions until late August, in what is the first of its kind focusing on transgender rights, and will hold evidence sessions on transgender equality at Westminster from September.

Fairfax, which described the trove as "the biggest leak of confidential files in the history of the oil industry," said the files held evidence of bribes paid to Middle Eastern oil chiefs and other officials.

There was George Bush himself, on Thursday, out and about, looking happier than Hagel, at the dedication of the Presidential library whose archives will hold evidence of the disaster of his war.

Tax authorities in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia have purchased a USB stick reported to hold evidence of tax avoidance and illegal deals worth more than €600m (£427m).

"Of 10 jurisdictions within the United Kingdom and the British commonwealth of nations," Justice Felix Frankfurter wrote for the majority, "none has held evidence obtained by illegal search and seizure inadmissible".

The head judge on a panel of three in a court on the tropical holiday-making island of Koh Samui said that he would rule on the matter on Thursday, when Police Lieutenant Colonel Somsak Nurod, who is believed to hold evidence related to the case, would appear to testify.

Martian meteorite ALH 84001--the one that researchers claimed in 1996 held evidence of past life on Mars--is back.