Sentence examples for private evidence from inspiring English sources

We live in an age of near instant communication with increasing examples of private evidence gathering.

Such a challenge could be countered with private evidence like dated sketches, notebooks and models.

By the end of this year the commission will have held 4,000 private evidence sessions for victims.

Without private evidence, I will take a pass on the frail case of Jon Lester and the Twittered glob of something-or-other in his glove.

Last month, the committee heard private evidence from four women who had long-term relationships with undercover police, including Mark Kennedy, the police spy who was unmasked two years ago.

The key to this position is a distinction between personal (private) evidence and public evidence (evidence available to all persons involved in the dispute).

The ACMD's technical committee has held two private evidence-gathering sessions on the subject with with Jamie Bridge of the International Harm Reduction Association, which backs legalisation, and drugs treatment researchers Neil Hunt and Rachael Pizzey.

The judges will examine this secret evidence in private and won't discuss it with you, even if it changes the outcome of your case.

The Obama administration has largely sought to confront Pakistan in private with evidence of human rights abuses by its intelligence and security forces, fearing that a public scolding could imperil the country's cooperation in combating Al Qaeda, the Taliban and other extremist groups.

Note that Figure 8 shows that in the Danish context, a much higher share of subsidized workers come from non-employment and a much lower share from other firms compared to the Austrian private sector evidence in Lalive et al. (2013), presumably because of a greater pressure from the government for firms to hire out of non-employment.

In the private sector, evidence suggests that multicomponent health promotion and risk reduction programs can permanently change lifestyle habits and reduce population health risks for nonseniors (Heaney and Goetzel 1997).