Sentence examples for on strong evidence from inspiring English sources

The insurance industry maintains that it charges different premiums for different people based only on strong evidence of different loss levels.

Relling said that while her consortium will only issue prescribing guidelines based on strong evidence, some commercially available genetic panels for psychiatry include genes with less established interactions.

The Justice Department's failure to act on strong evidence of illegality in the Clinton-Gore re-election campaign did nothing for public confidence either.

Yet leaders of major Zen centers in Los Angeles and New York have recently been accused, on strong evidence, of exploiting followers for sex.

"It heightens our concerns about the case because you would expect that if the government's allegations were based on strong evidence, that there would be charges brought based on terror-related evidence, not making false statements," he said.

This was a far cry from St. Ann, the Jamaican backwater where Marley was born, in 1945, but Macdonald's film insists, on strong evidence, that no cry is so far that we can't hear the echo.

Originally as a teacher, Malik went on to become a social worker and is a huge champion of the profession, with strong ideas about how the public sector can develop in tough times, with a particular emphasis on strong, evidence-based outcomes frameworks.

He said: "When I was suspended on 29 May on charges of bribery and vote buying, it was supposedly based on strong evidences in the investigation conducted by Collins and Collins and directed by Jerome Valcke and Chuck Blazer.

We assumed that all of the upper and lower edges of the dislocation sources on the block boundaries are at depths of 1 and 13.5 km, respectively, but the assumption was not based on strong evidences.

Prosecutions were recommended against 13 officers based on "relatively strong evidence of misconduct or neglect", but none resulted in a guilty verdict.

The House, however, may well rely on the strong evidence demonstrating that Mr. Reagan does not want a real agreement "with no cheating" to ban nuclear tests.