Sentence examples for withdraw evidence from inspiring English sources

Lamont intervened following claims that a key witness did not, as previously thought, withdraw evidence about being signed up to Labour by Unite without her knowledge.

The administration has withdrawn evidence given by a federal prisoner, Enaam Arnaout, against Boudella – that he trained at an al-Qa'ida camp in Afghanistan – when lawyers were about to discover that the US Justice Department had said five years earlier that an FBI interview with the man was "not reliable".

The investigation was closed last month after key witnesses withdrew evidence suggesting that they had been recruited to join Labour as part of a drive by Unite to cram the constituency party with supporters who would back its favoured candidate in a selection battle.

Al Libi withdraw his evidence before his death in prison in Libya.

Defense lawyers who have brought challenges said they had in some cases secured favorable plea deals or prompted prosecutors to withdraw fingerprint evidence.

And federal prosecutors will withdraw key evidence from their case against the N.S.A. whistle-blower Thomas Drake, whose trial for allegedly violating the Espionage Act is set to begin on Monday.

Davis died still protesting his innocence – as he had during the long legal battle for his life during which key witnesses tried to withdraw their evidence as Ed Pilkington, at the prison in Jackson, as Aitken was at San Quentin 51 years ago, explains here in 10 crisp points.

Police said the pair had followed a witness and made threats in order to get him to withdraw his evidence.

She also has said attempts have been made to bribe or coerce witnesses to withdraw their evidence.

Bensouda said last week the prosecution was investigating cases of witnesses being bribed to withdraw their evidence, warning of tough penalties.

While the Task Force does not at all withdraw its evidence-based opinion on the efficacy of parenteral gold salts (which is similar to that of MTX in clinical, functional and structural terms) set forth in 2010, gold salts are used rarely and, indeed, are unavailable in many countries.