Sentence examples for whose evidence is from inspiring English sources

He recounted jury evidence given by the Mahmood, whose evidence is central to the case.

A former Google employee turned whistleblower, whose evidence is crucial to a parliamentary report released on Thursday into the search engine's tax affairs, has explained that his decision to speak out was rooted in his Christian beliefs.

NEW YORK — Mr. William Rockefeller, whose evidence is wanted by the committee inquiring into the "Money Trust," but who is reluctant to appear as a witness, continues to defy the United States Government and to demonstrate that every American millionaire's home is his castle.

Consider an agent whose evidence is sufficient to rule out all possible worlds except one (call it 'w'w.

Let's call the class of propositions whose evidence is restricted to those who first believe "restricted propositions".

Another economic driver of change is the tendency toward a rebalancing of economic thus, political and military power worldwide [22], whose evidence is given by the decrease in world's GDP share in areas such as the US and Europe and, by contrast, by the dramatic increase in GDP share in countries like China, India and Russia (Fig. 4).

Mr Dowd, the fourth official, whose evidence was accepted by Mr Suárez, went to the Liverpool dressing room.

I would also like to know who financed these clinical trials, whose advice is specific but whose "evidence was not quite ironclad" and "short of being definitive".

Today's verdict is a significant embarrassment for BBC1's former controller Jay Hunt, whose evidence was a central plank of the corporation's defence against O'Reilly's allegations.

The senior investigating detective, Capt Paul Hendrikse, was asked about the decision to offer a plea bargain to Tongo, whose evidence was the "fulcrum" of the prosecution case.

Her objective is to find the truth behind a conviction whose evidence was scarce and which put a teen-ager in prison for life.