Sentence examples for other evidence needed from inspiring English sources
The chairman, Thomas H. Kean, the former Republican governor of New Jersey, also said in an interview on Friday that he believed the bipartisan 10-member commission would soon be forced to issue subpoenas to other executive branch agencies because of continuing delays by the Bush administration in providing documents and other evidence needed by the panel.
He isn't out on the hustings arguing that sexual permissiveness is "just wrong," full stop, no other evidence needed; he's trying to explain who gets hurt by it, and why it should matter even to people who don't share his moral and theological premises.
Current evidence frameworks are grappling with how to integrate other forms of evidence needed to answer qualitative questions such as optimal quality of life, and we anticipate that FORM will need to be periodically reassessed in the light of international debate about levels of evidence and grading recommendations.
Richardson describes in detail two other approaches to the evidence needed for evolutionary psychology's explanations.
When evidence on "what works" was absent, other types of applied evidence needed to be used, though a distinction seemed to be drawn by one respondent between clean, academic, scientific evidence, and "dirtier" policy or practice-oriented research: "I know that's "dirty" research...very policy or practice-oriented research.
In other words, much of the evidence needed to establish unambiguous responsibility for starting the war was being manipulated before, during and after it.That said, the two books are very different and reach dissimilar, though equally nuanced, conclusions.
The expertise, experience and evidence needed to solve these and many other pressing problems already exists.
The Movement for Democratic Change had filed a legal challenge to the result in the country's Constitutional Court, but withdrew it when the government refused to hand over voting materials and other evidence the opposition needed to prove its case.
Further, it has been argued that the only possible empirical evidence for specific token-identity claims could be type-identities between either those or other mental and physical properties, because evidence needs to be drawn from variant cases in order to sort out merely coincident from identical events (Leder 1985).
The former indicates the ability of attribute or its evidence to provide correct assessment for classification problem, and the latter reflects the relative importance of evidence in comparison with other evidence when they need to be combined.
