Sentence examples for outlined evidence from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C.'s original case also outlined evidence that could potentially be used at trial.

School board members vowed to find out who had leaked a confidential report by the board's lawyers that outlined evidence of lingering racism in the schools.

The briefing outlined evidence of ties between Iraq and Al Qaeda, contradicting the C.I.A.'s view that such links could not be verified.

Dr. Ivins was a leading researcher for 28 years at the military research center at Fort Detrick, but the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Justice Department outlined evidence this week asserting that his declining mental state had led him to unleash the worst bioterrorism attack in United States history, killing 5 people and injuring 17.

He read aloud a two-page memo that outlined evidence that India said it gave Pakistan during the last eight years against fugitives wanted for bomb blasts that killed more than 260 people in Bombay in 1993, for the hijacking of an Indian Airlines jetliner in 1999 and other crimes.

British prosecutors representing the Serbian government yesterday outlined evidence that Dr Ganic, a friend of Baroness Thatcher, "personally commanded" a succession of atrocities in the Bosnian capital, Sarajevo, when for 48 hours he became the country's President on 2 and 3 May 1992.

The prosecution began outlining evidence against Mr Pistorius to support their argument that he should be denied bail before his trial begins.

In a review in Mother Jones, Nell Bernstein highlighted the sources given for parents at the back of the book, commenting: "Help at Any Cost winds up with an appendix that helpfully outlines "evidence based" alternatives to the tough-love approach".

Here, we outline evidence concerning the effectiveness of this approach.

The aim of this review is to outline evidence that adenosine receptor (AR) activation can modulate blood brain barrier (BBB) permeability and the implications for disease states and drug delivery.

The training consists of: (1) a communication skills workshop focused on eliciting and responding to emotional cues; (2) a radiotherapy specific workshop focusing on radiotherapy sensory and preparatory information and (3) a study manual outlining evidence based strategies for dealing with patient concerns.