Sentence examples for studied evidence from inspiring English sources

The SFO investigation began in 2004, when Robert Wardle, its director, studied evidence unearthed by the Guardian.

Second, private insurers have long studied evidence to decide which treatments to cover.

Fred Fielding, the White House counsel, and his deputy, William Burck, pored over trial transcripts and studied evidence that Libby's lawyers had raised in his defense.

Other scholars have studied evidence of his interaction with colleagues, neighbours, and relatives and have meticulously examined the sites where van Gogh worked and the locales where he lived.

While the question of who is likely to be selected for clinical psychology training has been studied, evidence on performance during training is scant.

From the studied evidence, some sort of marital agreement emerged in three contexts, which suggest interesting parallels with demographic evidence from other national contexts.

CPS lawyers spent nine months studying evidence gathered by Leicestershire police's Operation Enamel.

The trial was held behind closed doors, with 22 religious scholars and legal experts studying evidence; the defendants were not present.

The Crown Prosecution Service is studying evidence over the shooting dead of Azelle Rodney by a Metropolitan police marksman nine years ago.

Last spring, a Baltimore County forensic biologist who was studying evidence from the case found stains on a sheet that had not been analyzed, a spokesman for the Police Department said.

Detectives will study evidence of the boys' "toxic home life", which could lead to charges of child abuse or neglect against their parents.