It may have included evidence of parallel pricing, for example, plus evidence of meetings or communications between competitors, but not direct evidence of agreement.

Among the friends, the first evidence you saw of a blip above zero in adoption of the innovation, for example, would be evidence of an impending epidemic.

I m not denying that that happened, but one example doesn t count as evidence.

Where international standards are less defined, for example, restrictions upon the use of evidence gathered through an unlawful search, the paramount consideration must remain the effect of the use of that evidence on the fairness of the proceedings as a whole.

Their work is an example to us all and evidence of the significant role that civil society can play in advancing a culture of peace.

For example, in Darfur, Sudan, OHCHR missions and human rights monitors have reported on evidence of widespread rape and sexual violence against displaced women.

For example, in the absence of proof of ownership of property, the Commission decided to accept itemized lists, personal statements and witness statements as evidence of ownership.

There was no evidence. He presented no evidence of that.

36 cubic metres of physical evidence 74 cubic metres of physical evidence

Preservation of evidence

Lower intelligence in early life is associated with a greater likelihood of dying from, for example, cardiovascular disease, accidents, suicide, and homicide. The evidence for cancer is less certain.

For example, it emerges from the reports of some Member States that there is apparently still a need to present sufficient evidence to judicial authorities as a condition of the freezing of assets.

The Commission noted that the introduction of an expense based system would make administrative arrangements, for example the monitoring and verification of documentary evidence, more cumbersome, without any assured reduction of travel expenses.

(e) Collection of evidence

(x) Collection of evidence

(d) Collection of evidence

Because of insufficient evidence.

That's supposition, not evidence. We need more evidence.

This means that remand in custody must not only be lawful but reasonable and necessary in all the circumstances, for example to prevent flight, interference with evidence or the recurrence of crime.

This means that remand in custody must not only be lawful but reasonable and necessary in all the circumstances, for example to prevent flight, interference with evidence or the recurrence of crime.

God shows you the evidence (of His existence). How can you then deny such evidence?

God shows you the evidence (of His existence). How can you then deny such evidence?

quot (d) Collection of evidence

Evidence?

Evidence.

Evidence.

Evidence ?

Evidence.

This meant that remand in custody had to be not only lawful but reasonable and necessary in all the circumstances, for example to prevent flight, interference with evidence or the recurrence of crime.

For example, he had been informed that vital evidence, such as the negatives of the photographs taken during the autopsy and garments found at the scene of the crime which allegedly identified those responsible, had disappeared.

Admissibility of evidence in other proceedings

Couldn't find a shred of evidence.

And I give lots of evidence.

What's the evidence of wiping out?

OIOS found little evidence of that.

There is stark evidence of this.

(i) Rules of Procedure and Evidence

(a) Rules of Procedure and Evidence

From the examination of the evidence,

But there's no evidence of that.

There's no evidence of a struggle.

Unsupported by one shred of evidence...

This without any evidence of danger!

The evidence of our business relationship.

EVIDENCE SHARING