Sentence examples for no admissible from inspiring English sources

If you took him to any real American court, I think any judge would say there is no admissible evidence.

"I have no admissible evidence that she was aware that he had a gun and was going into the store to do what he did," Mr. Spota said.

"Against that background, there is no admissible evidence upon which" the Crown Prosecution Service "could properly advise the police to bring criminal charges," the statement said.

A counter-terrorism source admitted: "It is no exaggeration to say that, at the time of the arrest, there was little or no admissible evidence against Barot".

Justice Lifson said that LIPA had offered no admissible evidence contradicting the county's contention that LIPA had provided credits and rebates to customers outside Suffolk County in excess of the February 2000 settlement over taxation of the Shoreham nuclear plant.

Sarah's conviction was upheld, said the court on Tuesday, because there was no admissible evidence of duress, a legal term necessitating proof that there was a clear threat or serious injury.

Or, perhaps more precisely, shock was no longer admissible.

On Monday, with no sign of the summary, the judges ruled that Mr. Taylor had defied court orders and that his written summary was no longer admissible.

Hence, the system considered is no longer admissible.

Since unity is an essential characteristic of being the whole, or composite whereas indivisibility an essential characteristic of being an atom when both the unity and individuality of the atoms are rejected, then the whole and indivisible atoms are no longer admissible.

As a result, Mr. Howe told a judge this month that there was no longer enough admissible evidence to proceed with 49 charges, including 23 felonies.