Sentence examples for the evidence set forth from inspiring English sources
The suggestion in the exception that the plaintiff was 'always in possession' had no support in the evidence set forth in the record, for it shows that the plaintiff surrendered possession to the carrier at New Orleans and was not again in possession until after the notice of November 30 was given declaring the plaintiff's purpose to take possession and sell.
In one part of it, he mentioned the suspicions some already had regarding the evidence set forth of the last and highest score Mitchell set, in a place called Boomers.
For one part of it, he mentioned the suspicions some already had regarding the evidence set forth of the last and highest score Mitchell set, in an arcade called Boomers.
The evidence set forth in the report, which was issued by the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform's GOP majority without sharing it first with the Democratic minority, instead depicts an IRS struggling to apply complicated rules for nonprofits engaging in political activity, all without guidance from Congress.
To establish standing to move for suppression of evidence assertedly illegally seized, the claimant must show the kind of interest in that evidence set forth in Brown v. United States, 411 U.S. 223, 229230, 93 S.Ct.
It should be noted that in addition to all the primary evidence set forth in my book, I think we can be very confident that during a grand jury investigation and with the power of subpoena, much more evidence of Bush's guilt (as well as that of his co-conspirators like Dick Cheney and Condoleezza Rice) will emerge.
All you need to do is simply use the standard of evidence set forth by the Democrats on the Judiciary Committee.
EVIDENCE SET FORTH -- In the days before the Sept. 11 terrorist attack, Osama bin Laden indicated that he was "about to launch a major attack on America," according to a British government document accusing Mr. Bin Laden and the Al Qaeda network of "responsibility for the terrorist atrocities in the United States".
There will doubtless be many small inaccuracies (which may be interpreted to hold varying levels of importance by those actually involved) in the book, but the evidence and perspective set forth for all of the major events speaks of an intense amount of research, and solid insights throughout.
By this it is not meant that the evidence shall be set forth at length in the words of the witnesses, and of the writings and documents admitted, but only that the purport and substance of all of it be included.
Medical evidence should set forth the physical findings and symptomatology elicited by examination within the applicable period.
