(f) The purpose for which the evidence, information or action is sought.

Nevertheless, the Commission examined the available evidence and sought information from FMLN, which is obtained.

For example, although there is indirect evidence for gravitational waves, direct evidence of their existence is still being sought by several teams of scientists in experiments such as the LIGO and GEO600 projects.

What evidence is good evidence?

And then, in desperation, when confronted with the growing chain of evidence, they sought to remedy the situation by getting married

A new consensus is being sought.

The evidence is striking.

This evidence is incontrovertible.

There is no evidence.

Is Evidence Based Medicine Broken?

There is no contrary evidence.

So this evidence is powerful.

There is evidence from neuroscience.

So, there is scientific evidence.

Hearsay evidence is not admissible.

There is evidence that success is possible.

Donor funding is being sought for this purpose.

Funding is being sought to implement a project.

This is the man whose death you sought.

In this context, he indicates that he sought to adduce fresh evidence, which included depositions of two witnesses who had been called to testify at the trial, in order to show inconsistencies in the evidence concerning the identification parade. The Court of Appeal, however, did not admit the evidence.

The EMU is evidence of that.

Nay ! man is evidence against himself ,

Nay ! man is evidence against himself ,

There is stark evidence of this.

3. There is full evidence that

4. There is substantial evidence that

1. There is sufficient evidence that

2. There is substantial evidence that

1. There is full evidence that

Tell us where the evidence is.

I say, This is the evidence.

What evidence is there for this?

Well, the evidence is, unfortunately, ample.

There is stronger evidence than that.

So this is how we sought to do it.

The Panel also sought third party confirmation that the documentary evidence submitted by the claimant was authentic and that the information on the ICRC certificate was valid.

The evidence is overwhelming that such is the case.

What is the evidence upon which this is based?

Increasing evidence is that being bilingual is cognitively beneficial.

The evidence from Guatemala is particularly worrying.

The evidence on these questions is mixed.

The evidence on that point is mixed.

The evidence for cancer is less certain.

There is no evidence to support this.

This allegation is not backed by evidence.