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Meanings of insufficient evidence in English

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Usage of insufficient evidence in English
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However, the IPCC decided there was insufficient evidence of contact with police.
The Guardian
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Mr McIvor said there was insufficient evidence to find Mr Smith guilty.
Radio NZ
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However, the judge found there was insufficient evidence for the harassment charge.
The South African
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The director Christopher Pryde said there's insufficient evidence to support a charge.
Radio NZ
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The Director of Public Prosecutions Christopher Pryde said there was insufficient evidence.
Radio NZ
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On this basis, there is insufficient evidence available to make a decision.
The Irish Times
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Earlier, judges had twice returned the case to prosecutors, citing insufficient evidence.
Reuters
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But the police determined there was insufficient evidence for a criminal prosecution.
Radio NZ
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The district attorney's office said there was insufficient evidence to charge him.
Reuters
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Where there was insufficient evidence, there could still be reconciliation, he said.
Reuters
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The CPS advised there was insufficient evidence to take any further action.
The Guardian
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But CAS upheld the appeal for 28 of them citing insufficient evidence.
Reuters
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There is insufficient evidence to determine the effectiveness of CRT-D versus CRT-P.
Pubmed
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Sergeant Long's assertion must appear to have been founded on insufficient evidence.
The Fur Country: Or, Seventy Degrees North Latitude
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In a statement, the prosecutor's office said there was insufficient evidence to continue.
The Guardian
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There was insufficient evidence and therefore, in our country, a person is innocent.
News.com.au
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