Sentence examples for supported a finding that from inspiring English sources

The appeals court flatly said that the evidence supported a finding that they had misled investigators but that, contrary to what the prosecution had charged, they had not specifically intended to mislead a federal grand jury.

"There is little need," the judges wrote, "to recite in further detail all of the evidence that would have supported a finding that the appellants agreed to mislead both state and federal investigators.

"There is little need," said the judges, "to recite in further detail all of the evidence that would have supported a finding that the appellants agreed to mislead both state and federal investigators.

The IPCC findings in the 2005 death of Azelle Rodney were overturned after an inquiry produced new evidence and expert testimony that supported a finding that he had been unlawfully killed after a police marksman opened fire.

"The commissioner found that Brady's deliberate destruction of potentially relvant evidence went beyond a mere failure to cooperate in the investigation and supported a finding that he had sought to hide evidence of his own participation in the underlying scheme to alter the footballs," the league said.

In the present record we find no evidence which would support a finding that cover was attempted but found unavailable.

Thus, the confidentiality of the arbitration scheme that Linden imposed also supports a finding that the arbitration clause is unconscionable.

Rejecting Nestle's appeal, Judge Colin Birss said in the high court in London: "The evidence clearly supports a finding that purple is distinctive of Cadbury for milk chocolate".

at 507 n. 8 ("[t]he record supports a finding that banks engage in the processing and transmission of economic data").

Held: An explicit statement of waiver is not invariably necessary to support a finding that the defendant waived the right to counsel guaranteed by the Miranda case.

"National data supports a finding that criminal record exclusions have a disparate impact based on race and national origin," the agency said.