Sentence examples for rejecting evidence from inspiring English sources

Judges, who generally have no scientific training, are also studying and occasionally rejecting evidence based on fingerprints, hair samples and ballistics.

Common practices that breach government rules include ejecting lawyers from courtrooms, peremptorily rejecting evidence or testimony, and barring the public from trials.The Qatif Girl, as the anonymous rape victim is widely known, is to appeal again.

A1 Spain Objects to U.S. Methods Spanish law enforcement officials involved in the investigation of the Madrid bombing are challenging key aspects of the American version of events, describing F.B.I. officials as rejecting evidence that they had wrongly arrested a Portland, Ore., lawyer in the case.

I know from the careful wording of his speeches that Inhofe is mainly rejecting evidence pointing to "catastrophic" human-caused warming, but I don't see him being quick to point out that he doesn't dispute the basic reality that greenhouse gases keep Earth warm and more will make things warmer.

Some psychologists restrict the term confirmation bias to selective collection of evidence that supports what one already believes while ignoring or rejecting evidence that supports a different conclusion.

Paul Rogers censured ACS for its failure to support the Clean Air Act in order to protect interests of the automobile industry 1982 The ACS adopted restrictive cancer policies, rejecting evidence based on standard rodent tests, which are widely accepted by governmental agencies worldwide and also by the International Agency for Research on Cancer.

At first, he rejects evidence that a murderer is at large.

"They rejected evidence linking my client to terrorist activities," said Gabriel Carrión, a public defender.

Judge Ivan Turudic appeared to peremptorily reject evidence and indulged in nationalist rhetoric to justify conviction.

We would rather reject evidence than change our sense of who we are.

Mr. Goldsmith's startling rationale is that criminal trials would be too difficult because their "demanding standards" reject evidence derived from "aggressive interrogations".