Sentence examples for taking evidence in from inspiring English sources

Lord Hutton finished taking evidence in October and is now writing his report, which he expects to publish next month.

I expect it to begin taking evidence in the autumn, and to conclude early in the next parliament," he will tell the society.

Cromwell's commissioners were still taking evidence in the 1650s and the records form an extraordinarily detailed portrait of contemporary life, occupations and possessions in every Irish county.

4. Select Committee meetings - when taking evidence in public - should be held outside the palace of Westminster The best venue would usually be a local authority town hall.

Chaired by Theodore Or, a Supreme Court justice, the three-man panel has been meticulously taking evidence in emotionally fraught public hearings.

Even as protesters rampaged, a parliamentary committee was taking evidence in a scandal over an illegal government land swap carried out with Vatopedi monastery on Mount Athos.

It took evidence in public.

Denning and Franks took evidence in private.

There is precedence for this – the intelligence and security committee can take evidence in private.

RPC wrote: "We had advised our client that we understood the Committee intended to take evidence in March.

The inquiry is preparing to take evidence in public - probably later this year - about the conduct of the spies.