I was most concerned there was an attempt to mould them so they were corroborative, which I felt was misguided and false. |
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No matter how the case ends, the court's decision to accept the recorded testimony from the two children as corroborative evidence is epochal. |
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I feel there is a need for corroborative evidence in these cases and a by-law like this could leave a Judge open to making bad orders. |
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In fact, in some cases corroborative evidence serves as the retrieval cue for the repressed memory. |
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Now, another problem with that paragraph is that it seeks to deal in a compendious manner with disparate kinds of corroborative evidence. |
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All too rarely is corroborative material offered in support. |
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If it does, it will be offset by a more corroborative approach by Brajesh Misra, the prime minister's national security adviser. |
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Much of the success of the plate tectonics theory has depended on the corroborative factual evidence provided by geophysical techniques. |
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The results at the end of this whole exercise can in fact be corroborative or interpretive. |
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We did not seek corroborative evidence from operating management at headquarters or in the field at this stage. |
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According to corroborative sources, three of them were recaptured in the evening of 25 October. |
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It is often the time-saver, the force-multiplier, and the corroborative and confirming element that makes investigations more efficient. |
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We found corroborative evidence that neutrophils are stimulated to degranulate and produce reactive oxidants in the airways of children with Cystic Fibrosis. |
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Evidence acts in Alberta, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, the Northwest Territories, and the Yukon Territories continue to require corroborative evidence for unsworn testimony. |
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This system initially deals with the competence of the court, then matters relating to ruling, corroborative evidence and general matters such as pardon and reduced sentences. |
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The importance of pre-trial preparation is apparent when it is considered that the child is the main witness and that most often there is no other corroborative evidence. |
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While we assessed the materials for reasonableness and consistency, we did not seek independent corroborative evidence to verify the information in those documents. |
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Examiners need to have corroborative sources clearly referenced and accessible in the files, so that rapid follow-up and future reference is facilitated and the sufficiency of evidentiary material is clear for all to see. |
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Nor, as a rule, is there any corroborative evidence, since abuse tends to take place in private. Increasingly, police procedures in these cases are coming in for criticism. |
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In contrast, the nebulous nature of ostensible discarnate communication calls for corroborative evidence that contact has been established. |
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But these are corroborative, not interpretive, and we run into some difficulties, as I indicated earlier, in terms of what is the value of urine drug testing. |
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The Commission is currently examining the depth and validity of responses provided in the interviews of Government officials, and to that end will undertake corroborative interviews in the near future. |
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That is only suitable if the Home Office can reach a fair and quick decision and if the case is straightforward and simple, with no documents needed to be produced, translated, and no corroborative evidence required. |
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His children now wonder whether he was poisoned – citing Betty's haste to have him cremated as corroborative evidence – but it seemed a pretty thin foundation on which to stake a witch-hunt. |
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Are the results of blood tests only corroborative, if at all? |
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Interviews were used for corroborative purposes only. |
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It is imperative, therefore, that requests to trace weapons, which are material to a prosecution, are fast tracked to minimize the risk of cases being abandoned through lack of corroborative evidence. |
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Nothing was more corroborative on my trip across the Andes than Alstroemeria aurea, commonly known as the Peruvian Lily although a native of Chile. |
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