Sentence examples for taking of evidence from inspiring English sources

"At the request of the royal commission to the department, the Australian embassy in Rome is assisting the royal commission to identify a suitable venue for the taking of evidence by video-conference," the department said in a statement.

Mazher Mahmood has denied in court that his investigation into alleged spot-fixing at the Lord's Test between Pakistan and England last summer began after the unlawful taking of evidence from hacked phones.

Robert Rogers wrote: "The debate on 5 July on the method of investigating Libor rate fixing and related matters demonstrated in some quarters a confidence that the taking of evidence on oath in parliamentary proceedings avoids all the difficulties I have so far touched upon.

Most notably, "S 2243 provides that "the person detained may, under oath, deny any of the facts set forth in the return or allege any other material facts," and "S 2246 allows the taking of evidence in habeas proceedings by deposition, affidavit, or interrogatories.

He introduced the Parliamentary Evidence Bill on 9 August 1901, which aimed "to enable and regulate the taking of evidence by Parliament and Parliamentary Committees".

I felt I was taking pictures of evidence.

Weightman also took account of evidence from the International Atomic Energy Agency and energy companies.

The judgement on the quality of teaching must take account of evidence of pupils' learning and progress over time.

Ratification takes account of evidence an option provides concerning its outcome.

Rather, criminal policy making should also take account of evidence related to foreign experiences with preventing and fighting crime.

The remote colleague has the task to point the local colleague to possible evidence, take pictures of evidence, support the preparation of 3D laser scans, and mark areas at the scene that are to be avoided.