Sentence examples for been able to testify from inspiring English sources

Her DEA contact, Charlie Mathis, might have been able to testify to the extent of Linda's DEA work but was not asked to do so by the defence.

But his trial was moved forward because the police officer who arrested him was activated by the military and ordered to Iraq, and would not have been able to testify in court, according to a report in the Nashua Telegraph.

Had he not been confirmed, the vote would probably have been postponed until the middle of next week, meaning he would not have been able to testify in favor of the administration's budget at Congressional hearings on Tuesday.

Although I feel that the members on our panel at the Congressional hearing should have been able to testify first, it helped me immensely to hear the testimonies of both General Mark Welsh and General Edward Rice.

In explaining its decision, the grand jury declared that there was no cause for legal action, stating, in part: "We have diligently inquired into the occurrence at Rock Springs.... [T]hough we have examined a large number of witnesses, no one has been able to testify to a single criminal act committed by any known white person that day".

She said the witness would be able to testify under several exceptions to the rule.

Very few people will be able to testify to its authenticity.

There is a group of lawyers and defendants who will be able to testify to this effect.

He would not be able to testify, "to explain what he was doing and why," Mr. Schmidt said.

She asked her lawyer to "inform the courthouse that I will not be able to testify as I strongly wished".

The girl would not be able to testify, "due to fear that they will see us, follow us, and do us harm".