Sentence examples for will use evidence from inspiring English sources

The question remains, of course, whether politicians will use evidence, rather than smoke and mirrors.

Prosecutors say they will use evidence against Mladic from more than 400 witnesses, though very few of them will testify in court.

While this policy decision was influenced by NESS results, it was not supported by the actual NESS evidence, and this illustrates how politicians will use evidence to suit their own goals rather than following the logic of the evidence itself.

"If you are committing a crime, the government can and will use evidence against you that they have sucked up through these systems.

He also said in his report that the Education Department will use evidence obtained by regulators to determine whether entire classes of borrowers -- for example, all the students in a particular program at a particular campus during a specific period -- are eligible to have their loans canceled.

We will use evidence on the association between walking capacity (distance and speed) and mortality risk to extrapolate our intermediate endpoints (distance walked in 6 minutes and timed up-and-go assessment) to final outcomes.

Our Watch will use evidence-based programs and Australian Bureau of Statistics data to measure progress of four focus areas, and will publish yearly statements of priorities.

"We've certainly got some plans now, and as we move through the season, we'll use evidence and results as we move along.

Secondly, having a less than comprehensive and readily available evidence base will undermine even the strongest political will to use evidence in policy.

Gen. Mark S. Martins, has said that he will not use evidence "polluted" by torture in the trial and that he has enough evidence from sources other than the C.I.A.

Anson has evidence linking Fiona to a fatal bomb blast; she was framed to look like a murderer and Anson will use that evidence to get Fi locked up unless Michael helps the shrink with his nefarious plans.