Sentence examples for lists evidence from inspiring English sources
Here is the full list of the phone numbers included in the filing, which lists evidence that the prosecution was sharing with the defense: (202) 506 (Comcast) (202) 777 (ATT) (212) 601 (ATT) (According to NewsCorp, the main number for the Fox Business Channel is (212) 601-7000).
There was "no evidence", he said, that women were coerced in the narrow and violent sense into sexual servitude.Yet a report by America's Congressional Research Service lists evidence from other countries that Japanese military personnel not only set up and ran the brothels but also at times forcibly abducted women and girls to work in them.
The NFL lists evidence demonstrating that the NFLPA had long been planning this tactical maneuver, not one in good faith.
As Mr Baykal listed evidence of his challenger's alleged misdeeds, Mr Sarigul cleaved his way to the lectern to respond, punching a rival mayor on the way.
We returned to London with every school still on her list — evidence, perhaps, of careful advance work — but with a much clearer idea of what it would actually be like to attend each.
Let's assume Mr. Blair had been forced to tell an editor the name of each anonymous source he relied on in a December 2002 article that listed evidence pointing to young Lee Malvo as the primary triggerman in the Washington sniper case.
Although several participants simply listed "evidence" as an important and high-ranking factor influencing their acceptance of evolution, many made specific reference to particular lines of evidence.
By far the most common and highly ranked responses to this item were related to evidence of evolution with ten participants listing evidence as the most important reason that they accept evolution, five listing evidence as the second most important factor, and two others quoting evidence as the third most important factor supporting their acceptance of evolution.
HaNDLE-on-QoL (Head And Neck Database Listing Evidence on QoL) is a searchable database that comprises abstracts of papers that have used questionnaires to report on quality of life (QoL) in patients with cancer of the head and neck.
We conducted extensive reviews to list evidence for both positive and negative controls.
As in our review, some authors listed evidence on the importance of incentivizing providers individually [ 5, 14].
