Sentence examples for lead in evidence from inspiring English sources

Weaknesses in the capacity of the MoH to lead in evidence generation, synthesis, and application were reported.

The sprawling Sixty-Six Books project opens at the new Bush Theatre; other London openings include the Tricycle's revival of Lee Blessings's 23-year-old cold war drama A Walk in the Woods, and Douglas Hodge takes the lead in Inadmissible Evidence at the Donmar.

A subsequent Supreme Court case, citing Mr. Marshall's ordeal several times, led to changes in evidence disclosure rules.

Heard You Whisper – The June Brides Falling somewhere between Orange Juice, the Go-Betweens and C86, this was produced by John O'Neill (see above), with twin lead guitar riffs again in evidence.

That is apparent evidence that lead-ins are critical in late night, a case Mr. Burnett has been hammering away at for years.

His insistence that hearsay and copied documents could not be admitted in evidence led to the best evidence rule.

"Evidence will be taken up in policies so as to lead to evidence informed policies in instances where the MoH leads the KT process, there are partnerships for KT in place and, the nature of the policy issue under consideration, the overall government agenda and; the political situation can be expected to play a role".

The pragmatic randomised controlled trial takes the lead in the theatre of evidence-based health care.

Hamilton wasn't too impressed at the medical and environmental evidence on unleaded petrol, telling parliament as recently as 1999 there was "no evidence that lead in petrol poses any health risk".

In other cases, poor storage practices have led prosecutors to discover unsubmitted kits in evidence lockers.

They argue that his focus on his political rise limited his achievements, and they point to President Obama's double-digit lead in polls in Massachusetts as evidence of a bad taste left by Mr. Romney's single term.