Sentence examples for that the evidentiary from inspiring English sources

Quine argued that the evidentiary links between science and experience are not, in this sense, "one to one".

Judge James Lawrence King of Federal District Court in Key West said that "the evidentiary problem went away" because Mr. Morales had testified about the recruiting.

Shortly after that testimony, the evidentiary part of Mr. Jeffs's trial came to a close after less than a week, leaving the jury with starkly different he-said, she-said accounts.

The appeals court noted (quite soberly) that "some of the evidentiary problems in this case appear[ed] to stem from interpreting difficulties".

In fact, Philippine courts -- including its Supreme Court -- are consistent in ruling that because the evidentiary test for purposes of bail is distinct from the test of proof beyond reasonable doubt, any determination in bail hearings and bail motions do not bear upon the substance of the case, or the case-in-chief.

There may be situations in which somebody was captured in theater, is now in Guantanamo; it's very hard to piece together a chain of evidence that would meet some of the evidentiary standards that would be required in an Article III court, but we know that this person is guilty.

"The trial court based its finding of Tymoshenko's guilt on factual determinations that had evidentiary support in the trial record," the lawyers wrote.

Litan and Singer claim, mistakenly, that "the entire evidentiary rationale for the rule... depends on individual brokers no longer receiving commissions".

Another erroneous assumption is that the best evidentiary rule is to consider a known toxin innocent of health harm until proved guilty.

Or is the evidentiary issue that there is no evidence?

"I had hoped that we would have concluded the evidentiary portion of this hearing," Gannett said.