Sentence examples for years of evidentiary from inspiring English sources

In dismissing the act, Mr. Fried does not mention that Congress held four years of evidentiary hearings demonstrating the severe economic costs of violence to women, employers and society.

Here, we offer a variety of strategies from both behavioural sciences and medicine that have been developed in recent years, which vary from experimental studies to simple observations to opinions, with varying levels of evidentiary support.

First, its functional essence is a form of evidentiary non sequitur.

The personal benefit test will often give rise to these sorts of evidentiary problems.

For voters, Trump's constant lies may be infuriating; for Mueller, they should be an embarrassment of evidentiary riches.

His baseball career never officially ended; it simply died on the vine of evidentiary hearings and postponements and superseding indictments.

"Classically, the eyewitness is the king of the trial process," said Paul G. Chevigny, a professor of evidentiary law at New York University Law School.

Considering the occupational hazards that a masseuse daily endures, she must have wardrobes of evidentiary trousers.

…having one box of adaptation evidence should be considered a "minimal" level of evidentiary breadth.

Eighth, this is the beginning, not the end, of evidentiary fights.

This is crucial because assessments of evidentiary support depend on what hypotheses we consider (see Sober 1990, Earman 1992).