Sentences with phrase «different types of evidence»

The court will accept lots of different types of evidence that your ex has had the petition even if they have not returned the necessary form to say so.

That means they'll better appreciate different types of evidence and will be more likely to argue from and about that evidence rather than from emotion.

The learner plays an investigator who has to review different types of evidence to assess if fraudulent activity has occurred.

Every different type of injury will require you to present different types of evidence to successfully bring your claim.

This certificate can be applied for in person with a VA approved lender, online, or by mail, and in order to apply for this certificate a person must submit different types of evidence depending on their category of service or application.

As Oppenheimer explained: «Confidence is no longer expressed quantitatively (as distinct from likelihood) but is a qualitative judgment reflecting various characteristics of the evidence and the degree of agreement between different types of evidence.»

An altogether different type of evidence for rapid change came from improved observations of Arctic and Antarctic regions.

«If the former, then experts may need further training and perhaps judges should allow different types of evidence to help juries understand, for example, videos or demonstration aids.

They include a variety of different types of evidence of children's learning and show how practitioners can gather information that supports their EYFS profile judgements.

Faith is belief in things for which there isn't empirical evidence (although faith itself could be taken as a different type of evidence).

Christine — «Faith is belief in things for which there isn't empirical evidence (although faith itself could be taken as a different type of evidence).

In this structured training course, you'll learn the legal principles in children's cases, the different types of evidence and admissibility, and the impact of the Human Rights Act.

Accompanying this guide are two fact sheets, Making an offer to settle, which explains how to resolve your issue before going to court, and Present your evidence in Supreme Court, which explains the different types of evidence and how to present them.