Sentence examples for should have evidence from inspiring English sources

Also, we should have evidence that the target neuron can be simplified this way structurally.

Contrary to Mr Green's claim, according to the school's website, "all applicants should have evidence of excellent English language competence" and that "this may require an English language test".

In order to present that kind of number in court one should have evidence to establish that independence.' What this means is that, for the one in 73 million to be right, the two deaths had to be proved to be wholly unconnected - for example that there were no environmental factors common to both.

"If the Hong Kong firm is signing the reports, that are to be used in Hong Kong, then under auditing standards the majority of the work should have been done in Hong Kong and they should have evidence of that work," he said.

Ms Banner told the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme "the police should have evidence before they have the power to arrest anybody".

T.C. replied that her friend should have evidence, "in case it came to something like this".

In its decision, the Canadian Supreme Court encouraged Google to bring the issue back to the courts should it have evidence that the order would violate the laws of another jurisdiction.

True 'control' patients should also have evidence that their prosthesis is functioning well in a tribological sense.

By any standard, more MCS than PVS patients should have shown evidence of conscious activity.

"Lawyers representing debt buyers should have the evidence that support their claims.

He said the existence of 19 books in Leeds public library on the Roswell incident should have been evidence enough.