Sentence examples for security evidence from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the Cabinet Office said: "Habeas corpus cases involving national security evidence are extremely rare.

The band was in charge of the concert's security; evidence showed that the club was given a permit although it lacked basic measures like fire extinguishers.

"The justice and security bill will fix this problem by allowing the national security evidence which is excluded under current rules to be heard in a closed procedure.

A Ministry of Justice spokesman said: "We entirely agree with David Anderson that closed proceedings provide a way of scrutinising national security evidence.

The settlement came after the court of appeal rejected requests by MI5 and MI6 that they be able to present security evidence in secret without disclosing it in full to the claimants.

"Climate Change Hotspots Mapping: What Have We Learned?" This article by CIESIN senior research associate Alex de Sherbinin, featured in a special issue of the journal Climatic Change, "Climate and Security: Evidence, Emerging Risks, and a New Agenda," focuses on "hotspots" of climate change regions especially vulnerable to current or future climate impacts where human security may be at risk.

Judge Tolksdorf also expressed concern that the United States might withhold on national security grounds evidence that could help the defendant.

But it has done little to assure Afghans that despite the serious breaches of security evidenced in the number of high-level assassinations this year, the government is able to control the country and has a plan for how to end the fighting.

Henry G. Miller, a lawyer for Con Edison, said that an independent company, Evidence Security Inc., had been hired to secure evidence found at the scene.

"Labor Supply Responses to Marginal Social Security Benefits: Evidence from Discontinuities". HKS Faculty Research Working Paper Series :RWP09-003, January 2009.

"Labor Supply Responses to Marginal Social Security Benefits: Evidence from Discontinuities". Journal of Public Economics 93.11-12 (December 2009): 1119-1284.