Sentence examples for imposed on evidence from inspiring English sources

She demanded that the "evidential criteria" required to prove that domestic violence had occurred protected all victims of domestic violence and hit out at "arbitrary time limits" being imposed on evidence supporting an application for legal services.

Ravitch feels that these new standards are being imposed on children with little evidence of how they will affect students, teachers, or schools.

It is imposed on the basis of evidence that has not been heard in open court, and usually results in a suspect being removed from their family home and put under strict control in a house in a different town.

Compliance costs and evidence requirements imposed on countries aiming to regulate advertising could also act as a deterrent.

Wherever it is considered a human right not be hungry, the burden of producing proper evidence should be imposed on anyone who suggests that half the feed is good enough.

Radiology results were imposed on the synthetic victims to indicate evidence of bilateral peribronchial infiltrates and multi-lobar opacities, bilateral pleural effusions, bilateral sub-segmental infiltrates with foci of peribronchial consolidation, or miliary patterns of multiple acenodular opacities 3-6 mm in diameter, all characteristic of primary pneumonic tularemia (see Table 9).

If USCIS requests that the applicant or petitioner submit additional evidence or respond to other than a request for initial evidence, any time limitation imposed on USCIS for processing will be suspended as of the date of request.

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.

During the past century, the evidence for the risks imposed on human health by excess salt consumption has become compelling.

These changes might be taken as evidence of selective pressure imposed on DENV-1 by cross-reactive antibodies produced against the co-circulating DENV-2, -3, or -4.

Internationally, she points to economic sanctions imposed on apartheid South Africa and Cuba for its communist regime as evidence of how nation-states can show more leadership.