Sentence examples for offered evidence as from inspiring English sources

According to him, Amanda Platell "offered evidence as to why I should be loathed".

It offered evidence, as if more were needed, of how the law in Mexico can be bent with a fistful of money.

Nor had prosecutors offered evidence, as they could have under South African law, that bail was a problem because of the "public outrage" it might cause — South Africa is wracked with domestic violence, and this case risks being seen as an example of impunity.

But it has long been settled that due process does not require the condemnation of land to be in advance of its occupation by the condemning authority, provided only that the owner have opportunity, in the course of the condemnation proceedings, to be heard and to offer evidence as to the value of the land taken.

The former minister Jack Straw, who set up the Macpherson inquiry as Home Secretary, said: "It is now clear there was venality, probably at the highest level of the Metropolitan Police by which, against all rules, they refused to offer evidence, as they were required to do, to the full judicial inquiry of Sir William Macpherson".

While Ms. Renard and Mr. Sicard were particularly outstanding, all singers offered evidence that, as biospheres go, French Baroque opera is a healthy one in which to grow a voice.

Mr Vickers had offered evidence describing this decision as "an appalling breach of trust", but had failed to explain whether this breach was accidental or deliberate.

These figures offer evidence that, as the economic recovery crawls forward, some local governments are shaking off the cautious hiring posture that abounded among municipal employers in recent years.

Nonetheless, Taipei offers evidence of Dold's vulnerability — as even last year's Esbru victory does.

This year's Breeders' Cup also offered further evidence, as if any were needed, that Ryan Moore is currently the best jockey in the business of international Flat racing.

Studies have offered conflicting evidence as to whether this screening test is beneficial, neutral or perhaps even harmful.