The Government has not contested the fact that defence lawyers had very limited access to evidence because of this classification, which affected their ability to present counter evidence.

It was reported that during his hearing, Mr. Zhang was not allowed to have a lawyer, to rebut the Commission's evidence, or to present evidence in his own defence.

It's all very well to say, Let's do our best to present the evidence.

The Court allegedly refused the author's request to testify and to present documentary evidence.

The present report provides evidence of broad and diverse activities on ageing around the world.

The Court then afforded the parties the opportunity to present new evidence, which they declined.

Iraq states that Syria did not present any evidence of sheep death such as veterinary reports, tissue sample analyses or autopsy reports.

He has been unable to present a full statement of his experiences or corroborative evidence such as medical reports.

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

The defence will present its evidence from Monday 9 January 2006, and judgment is expected in the first half of 2006.

In the present case, the Committee notes that the judge convicted the author inter alia on evidence that the accounts made by the alleged victim, although made out of court, were not simple hearsay.

Well today I want to present to you an idea that may be surprising and may even seem implausible, but which is supported by the latest evidence from psychology and biology.

For the purposes of the present claim, the Panel considers that, while soot might have caused some short term damage, Saudi Arabia has not provided sufficient evidence to quantify such damage.

The first RRT decision found that the complainant's evidence lacked credibility and that some evidence was fabricated.

However, in the present case, the Panel does not consider that the evidence provided by Kuwait is sufficient to establish the nature and extent of the damage for which it seeks compensation.

I keep that for evidence.

It also gave counsel for the authors' corporation (also counsel before the Committee) the right to present further evidence, if wished, at a new trial.

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 trends in education present evidence that the total situation, as far as education of women in BiH is concerned, has been showing signs of improvement in the period between 1971 up to 1991

There's some evidence that they do.

OIOS found little evidence of that.

5.4 With regard to the authors' claim under article 14, paragraph 1, of the Covenant, the State party notes that the present case concerned a request for reversal of judgement, requiring new and important evidence.

Iraq further asserts that Iran does not present sufficient evidence to establish the existence of adverse health effects in Iran, or the number of treatments provided as a result of the increased adverse health effects.

No person can be convicted of a terrorist act unless that person has been able fully to present witnesses and evidence in his or her defence, cross examine witnesses and evidence against him or her, and unless the trial has had all other elements of fairness, impartiality or other requirements of fundamental legal principles.

The evidence makes them change that hypothesis.

But I've got no evidence for that.

There is evidence that success is possible.

We have every evidence to confirm that.

He did not provide the Committee with any new or additional evidence or sufficiently substantiate that the evidence is reliable for the purposes of article 22 of the Convention. Nor did he present any cogent or convincing argument that there is a real and foreseeable risk of being subjected to torture by Sri Lankan security forces upon return to Sri Lanka.

(g) The State party's affirmation that evidence obtained as a result of any acts of torture by British officials, or with which British authorities were complicit, would not be admissible in criminal or civil proceedings in the United Kingdom , and that the Home Secretary does not intend to rely upon or present evidence where there is a knowledge or belief that torture has taken place

Video games are properly subject to legal controls, not when they enable people to do things that, if real, would be crimes, but when there is evidence on the basis of which we can reasonably conclude that they are likely to increase serious crime in the real world. At present, the evidence for that is stronger for games involving violence than it is for virtual realities that permit pedophilia.

And we didn't have the evidence for that.

There is evidence that feedbacks are already beginning.

Is there any evidence that flies do this?

There is considerable evidence that settlement activity continues.

It recalls that the evaluation of facts and evidence is primarily a matter for the domestic courts of a State party, and in the absence of such evaluation in the present case the Committee's task is greatly impeded.

What kind of evidence do we have for that?

The evidence is very clear that plants promote health.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that it is not invoked frequently.

In counsel's view, the burden of proof to show ill treatment did not occur rests with the State party, with the most effective capacity to present evidence and conduct appropriate supervision.

In these systems, the State often has to present to a judge or enforcement authority sufficient evidence of a specific criminal offence to freeze (or maintain an emergency freeze) of assets.

In its efforts to present only irrefutable facts, the Panel has either omitted or clearly identified as unconfirmed all information for which it has not been able to find proper evidence.

Mr. Lavalle (Guatemala) said that the use of the words further evidence in subparagraph (ii) of the proposed new text implied that the method itself constituted evidence.

It points out that after a detailed examination of all the facts and available evidence, the Tribunal concluded unequivocally that the complainant lacked credibility and that his evidence was fabricated.

Nor is there evidence that the Commission would have viewed the evidence as warranting an inquiry if creed were to include political belief .