Sentence examples for because the testimony from inspiring English sources
But the team did not have proof of Giambi's steroid use because the testimony would not have been recognized.
Because the testimony had not been subject to cross-examination, he disallowed the use of previous grand jury testimony by a witness who was unavailable at trial.
This is especially true in Borowski's case, and not only because the testimony of his fellow inmates suggests he was quite different from his conniving, often cruel narrators.
Donzaleigh Abernathy, one of the actresses who left production, said, "We were all concerned because the testimony made Michael Brown look like a villain and a big bully and some drugged-out kid who was a bad guy".
Because the testimony came in the context of high-stakes litigation, it is difficult to tell how much of it reflected a studied attempt to avoid liability or a fundamentally laissez-faire attitude toward the firearms trade.
The lawyer said the case against her was weak, not least because the testimony of the women was contradicted by other witnesses and did not meet the high standard of proof demanded by Islamic law.
While the city did not acknowledge wrongdoing in settling the case and was not required to apologize to Mr. Wright, Mr. Bowser and other officials said they decided to settle because they expected to lose the case, largely because of the testimony of Mr. Cooper, and wanted to avoid the possibility of heavy damages and a costly appealing.
And they have a good amount of precedent to draw upon in determining the motives of the murder, not just because of the testimony of the many participants they brought in, but because there have been quite a few well-attributed, vetted, and prosecuted cases of human sacrifice in India over the past decade.
Flaggs was convicted in large part because of the testimony of Steven Hayne, a medical examiner who for about two decades was able to monopolize the autopsy business inMississippi.
"I don't have faith in the truth being uncovered because of the testimony of the police and the National Union of Mineworkers – they are not respectful".
