Admissible

Until the time of his death, he was - with his usual energy and flair - producing a factual film called Admissible Evidence which incorporates cinematographic and photographic evidence, satellite mapping of crime scenes, ground-penetrating radar, electronic and human intelligence, and previously untried forensic techniques, to identify the graves of victims and to name their murderers and collaborators.

Culture | guardian.co.uk 2009

Until the time of his death, he was - with his usual energy and flair - producing a factual film called Admissible Evidence which incorporates cinematographic and photographic evidence, satellite mapping of crime scenes, ground-penetrating radar, electronic and human intelligence, and previously untried forensic techniques, to identify the graves of victims and to name their murderers and collaborators.

Film | guardian.co.uk 2009

He was about to start filming his next documentary, 'Admissible Evidence.'

Facebook Won't Let You Remove Dead Relative's Page, Per "Policy" - The Consumerist 2009

Admissible and inadmissible, that they contradict each other is clear.

School of Names Fraser, Chris 2005

“Admissible” (ke) refers to statements that are semantically or logically

School of Names Fraser, Chris 2005

Admissible in Earth courts, since you don't allow for robotic testimony.

Mirage Tiedemann, Mark W. 2000

Admissible loads of these connectors may be obtained through their official outlets.

4 TIMBER TRUSSES 1999

Admissible loads of nailed connections (load perpendicular to wood grain, softwood, class C)

4 TIMBER TRUSSES 1999

Admissible complaints concern issues like lack of transparency, late payments for EU projects, discrimination and unfairness.

EurActiv.com 2009

He was about to start filming his next documentary, 'Admissible Evidence.'

AGORAVOX - The Citizen Media 2009