consideration of evidence

The Convention provides special rules for admission and consideration of evidence independent of the evidentiary standards set by any member nation.

We are providing ample Committee time for consideration of evidence of the type about which the hon. Gentleman is talking.

Despite this concentration of powers, however, some rights of the accused were observed, including the consideration of evidence for the prisoner and a speedy trial.

A consideration of evidence from relevant historical examples (e.g. the end of various currency pegs and previous monetary unions).

Liberals, he says, believe in objectivity, disinterested consideration of evidence, procedural safeguards for justice and above all in the primacy of rationality.

Hunches and intuition rather than consideration of evidence underpin absurd top-down caseload targets: nobody who had looked at the evidence could seriously believe that 500,000 disable people can be refused DLA support without causing serious hardship.

Further, to the extent that Mr. Kravitz has challenged whether the password and Account followers are trade secrets and whether Mr. Kravitz's conduct constitutes misappropriation requires consideration of evidence beyond the scope of the pleading.

There is nothing to stop the parties specifically preventing the expert from pursuing his own investigations and limiting his consideration of evidence to the material submitted by the parties; this can be attended to at this stage, if it has not been already provided for in the expert clause: see 8.15.8.

Investigators said the case would have no impact on the cases of 14 officers arrested on corruption charges in the nearby 30th Precinct in recent months, because there is taped evidence against those officers and because their cases are being heard by a Federal grand jury, which has broader discretion in its consideration of evidence.