Sentence examples similar to Compelling testimonies from inspiring English sources

Compelling testimony of corruption in the corridors of power has enthralled the public.

Both have something Mr. Cuomo did not, subpoena power to compel testimony from the governor's staff.

As a material witness, he is being held to compel testimony.

The CCC has powers to compel testimony and charge witnesses with giving false answers.

Investigators are using "John Doe" proceedings to compel testimony from witnesses and keep them from discussing the case in public.

However, prosecutors failed to compel testimony before the grand jury from any of those witnesses, the papers say.

Mr. Ahmadinejad's appearance would be the first time since the 1979 revolution that the Parliament successfully compelled testimony from a president, The Associated Press reported.

Mr. Cohen's lieutenants are expected to testify, but if they refuse, the government could compel testimony with a grant of immunity.

The report noted that the panel did not have the power to compel testimony or demand documents, but instead had to rely on information provided by Israel and Turkey.

Consequently, information gained from sobriety tests, police lineups, voice samples, and the like is constitutionally permissible while evidence gained from compelled testimony is not.

It gave Mrs Jones's legal team power to compel testimony from other women about their relations with the president: and one of these women was Monica Lewinsky.