Sentence examples for changing his evidence from inspiring English sources
Why did he keep changing his evidence about the timing of when he first learnt there was a story about him and a prostitute circulating around Fleet Street?
Featherstone was separately charged in December 2014, along with Palmer adviser Andrew Crook and former AFL player Tony Smith, over an alleged plot to intimidate a banker into changing his evidence in a multimillion dollar court case to benefit Smith.
He criticised the testimony of Detective Hilton Botha for not following up important leads and changing his evidence.
Tongo denied he knew Mitchell and said his account was "all lies" but admitted initially denying involvement in the hijacking before changing his evidence to admit involvement and testify against Mr Dewani.
And although hes known for crafting highly orchestrated funk that sounds like 1976, Quik is currently changing his musical approach, as evidenced by the ridiculous Bollywood-meets-Compton gangsterpiece he produced for Truth Hurts.
Public health officials are glad to have the new information, but Cyrus Lesser, the head of mosquito control for Maryland's Department of Agriculture, says he'll wait for broader evidence before changing his strategy.
Calling him to the stand in Goodson's case would expose him to repeating his testimony, which they've already characterized as a lie, or changing his testimony, which would provide evidence of perjury by its nature, Porter's attorneys said.
But haven't seen much evidence of Djokovic changing his game yet.
His unyielding attacks on Ockham bore him fruit intellectually and otherwise: we have evidence of Ockham changing his mind on several seminal issues as a direct result of Chatton's critiques.
Isn't changing police evidence sackable if you're a police officer, even in loosy-goosey Scandinavia?
Adams stuck to her story, prompting Hodge to accuse her of "developing a habit of changing your evidence" to the committee.
