Sentence examples for properly gathered from inspiring English sources

We've always said that if evidence is properly gathered and presented, many more juries would convict.

His quickest notes -- in "Warsaw Autumn," for instance -- were individually audible and properly gathered in tumbling bunches.

"(But) we have to be careful that we don't jump the gun and that we've got all the evidence and it's properly gathered".

If the town agrees that the signatures on the petition were properly gathered, a referendum would be held as early as May, and if the idea is approved by a majority of voters, Mastic Beach, with its 12,100 inhabitants, would become the state's first new village in four years.

It must be stressed that Europol cannot, on its own, determine if the data sent by a Member State has been properly gathered.

The convention therefore states that the latter must answer the question of whether the data has been properly gathered in the Member States.

He noted that the Libyan authorities did not yet have the ability to properly gather evidence or present a case.

Despite handing over many detainees to the Afghan criminal justice system, international forces often fail to properly gather evidence and collect information that could be used at a trial.

Riled up by both the nautical assault on Venice and the authorities' apparent willingness to fill their pockets instead of doing their jobs properly, protesters gathered on Saturday at the Piazzale Roma in front of the Constitution Bridge.

In Pollard's initial report, published in December, he concluded that Mr Rippon's decision to drop the story was "seriously flawed" and that he made "a bad mistake" in not properly examining the evidence gathered by his team.

"One of my concerns was that the outcome of the consultation was announced so quickly that I don't believe they had sufficient time to properly examine the evidence gathered, so was it genuine or not?