Sentence examples for would evidence from inspiring English sources

There would be no right to remain silent, and hearsay evidence would be admissible, as would evidence obtained through physical coercion.

Would evidence about "highly sexualized violent conduct, bondage and sadomasochism" make it difficult for you to be fair and impartial was another.

It was hypothesized that behavioral weight loss program (BWLP) participants who received an additional MI would evidence superior weight loss maintenance compared to participants who received a BWLP alone (no contact [NC]).

Would evidence that animals use the bridges serve as sufficient proof that they appreciate them?

This would evidence a 180 degree turn away from President Obama's license enabling Iranian designs in Yemen, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon.

Some of the protesters had stormed the state security building because they knew a lot of the documents were going to be burned, and they wanted to save documents because they felt there would evidence there that could be used later.

"If we'd had evidence, it would have been in the film," Franchetti told me.

You'd think we'd see evidence of that all over our planet.

He said a delay would "preserve evidence".

If it was, there would be evidence of stockpiling.

To ban it there would require evidence of wrongdoing.