Sentence examples for and the depositions of from inspiring English sources

In May, a federal judge approved a protective order that allows the district attorney's office to review previously confidential information, including the officers' interviews with LAPD internal investigators; the officers' depositions; and the depositions of three civilian witnesses.

Hernández also gained access to the case files of state and federal prosecutors and investigators and to the depositions of witnesses and the confessions of those arrested.

Westminster Hall was the scene of the forced abdication of King Edward II in 1327 and the deposition of its great patron, Richard II, in 1399.

If so, a revolution in Constantinople and the deposition of Irene in 802 brought the plan to nothing.

Orogeny is usually accompanied by folding and faulting of strata, development of angular unconformities (interruptions in the normal deposition of sedimentary rock), and the deposition of clastic wedges of sediments in areas adjacent to the orogenic belt.

In the past, they have said the investigation took so long because it was complex and involved more than 100 current and former employees of Dean Witter and the deposition of 60 people.

His fiction list contained well-known names such as Francis King, Michael Arditti, Peter Millar and Edward Wilson; and The Deposition of Father McGreevy by Brian O'Doherty, published by Arcadia after having been turned down by Penguin, was shortlisted for the Booker prize in 2000.

During the reaction, the deoxygenation of GO and the deposition of TiO2 nanoparticles on rGO occurred simultaneously.

PTI comprises the accumulation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and the deposition of phenolic compounds (Jones and Dangl 2006).

And the deposition of PANI not only improves the specific capacitance but also kept the high compressibility preserved.

The dusty environment of the moon and the deposition of charged particles were troublesome in previous NASA explorations.