Sentence examples for sensitive evidence from inspiring English sources

The administration favors such trials because they will allow sensitive evidence to be presented in secret.

Sensitive evidence that affects national security could be taken in closed proceedings and summarized or published in redacted form.

Some of the most sensitive evidence about interceptions was heard in private sessions from which the rights groups were excluded.

So-called closed material procedures would allow sensitive evidence to be given in court but not seen by all the participants.

CMPs allow the judge and one party to a civil dispute to see sensitive evidence but prevent claimants and the public from knowing precisely what is being alleged.

The sensitive evidence has already been heard by two juries (there was a retrial) as well as by lawyers, UK judges and officials.

The completion of this investigation will yield important information regarding the acceptability and feasibility of a culturally sensitive evidence-based treatment model for Latinos with eating disorders.

The curriculum is culturally sensitive, evidence-based, and developed, pretested, and piloted in real world Indian medical college conditions.

Several environmental factors have been reported as hindering the nursing profession in its ability to achieve improved health outcomes through the provision of competent, culturally sensitive, evidence-based care [ 2, 15].

The government is refusing to release "super-sensitive" evidence from Britain's spy agencies which could shed light on the mysterious death of a Russian whistleblower, the high court has heard, fuelling perceptions of a cover-up.

A Cabinet Office spokesman said: "The point Amnesty have missed is that currently no one, not the claimant, not their lawyers, nor the judge, can take into account or rely on national security-sensitive evidence.