Sentence examples for On this testimony from inspiring English sources

The prosecution got the answer it wanted and urged the jury to rely on this testimony.

By the mid-1990s, FC practitioners had "revealed" hidden sexual abuse in scores of their clients, and a number of arrests based on this testimony took place.

Without the knowledge of the perjured testimony that convicted me, the Supreme Court relied on this testimony to reinstate my wrongful conviction.

But part of Israeli society, at least, is open to hearing about the human toll of the conflict.Breaking the Silence, an Israeli organisation founded by former soldiers, recently published one of its periodic reports, this one based on the testimony of over 60 soldiers and officers who took part in the fighting last summer in Gaza.

This testimony on rock walls – in daubs of ochre and charcoal mixed with spittle and fat – shows that our hunter-gatherer ancestors could depict the world around them in a startlingly sophisticated way.

No serious news-gathering organization would print or broadcast such an allegation based on this watery testimony; indeed, even if the information was triple checked and irrefutable, most responsible publications and television and radio news programs would at least ponder whether it was fair to report an emotional remark made 26 years earlier.

Unfortunately, Congress took no action on this unprecedented testimony that they themselves had requested.

Based largely on this tainted testimony -- fraught with hearsay problems described below -- U.S. Federal Judge Lewis Kaplan ruled that the Ecuador judgment was fraudulent; that Ecuador's entire court system is corrupt through and through, and the Ecuadorians and their attorneys are prohibited from collecting the damage award ever in any country in the world.

She based this on the testimony of several friends who had been in that situation, which struck Adichie as the kind of thing – "the secret society of immigrants, where you meet people and immediately get a sense that they must have come undocumented" – that hasn't been much tackled in fiction.

This theory relies on the testimony of one person who has experienced a highly traumatic event, but many theorists are using it as a key piece of evidence, choosing to ignore the frequent appearance of bomb sniffing dogs and crews at major events in the US.

Google's defense on this issue relied on the testimony of Jonathan Schwartz, who ran Sun Microsystems from 2006 until it was acquired by Oracle.