Sentence examples for taking evidence from inspiring English sources

We in England call it taking evidence on commission.

Instead, we're prone to taking evidence at face value.

Mostly select committees meet in the House of Commons when they are taking evidence.

And he did not rule out taking evidence from other newspaper groups.

The assembly has been taking evidence on mass surveillance since last year.

This gives the commission, now taking evidence around the country, considerable clout.

"The committee had just begun taking evidence on how a national integrity commission might be structured," Wang said.

The crossbenchers have established a Senate inquiry into the "crisis" and it is taking evidence through regional centres.

By going to school and by governments taking evidence-based steps to improve the quality of education in those schools.

"Some hospitals are taking evidence-based design seriously," said Roger Ulrich, director of the Center for Health Systems and Design at Texas A&M.

Although patients' beliefs about medicines are important predictors of medicine-taking, evidence suggests nurses do not routinely explore these.