Sentence examples for compiled testimony from inspiring English sources

Blair, 45, decided to speak out about her experience with Toback after last week's Los Angeles Times report, which compiled testimony from 38 different women who alleged they had been sexual harassed by the 72-year-old.

A fact-finding team from the Sierra Club, 350.org, Carbon Market Watch, Pacific Environment, and Friends of the Earth US visited affected communities earlier this year and compiled testimony from 25 locals.

His supporters are now compiling testimony on possible miracles that could be attributed to the archbishop.

It compiles testimony from survivors and witnesses to the mass interments, and details other war crimes as well.

They are compiling testimony from villagers who say the temple was virtually unmolested until the 1970s, and the prosecutors noted that until the late 1960s the area lacked the roads needed to carry away large and heavy statuary.

But Michael Berenbaum, the original director of the museum who now is compiling testimony of 37,150 survivors for a Steven Spielberg project, believes that such controversies have been resolved by the capacity crowds swarming the museum every day.

This is also a pressing mission of the Ukrainian government, which is dedicating 2008 to compiling testimonies, supporting scholarly research, restoring burial places and planning a national museum.

With rare empathy and journalistic prowess Samar Yazbek compiled oral testimonies from ordinary Syrians all over the country.

The following year, a UN investigator compiled the testimonies of children who described being abused by African Union peacekeepers and members of a French force that was deployed to the country in 2013 as part of an intervention called Operation Sangaris.

Over the past week, Ferguson and his team worked around the clock, he told CNN's Anderson Cooper, gathering and compiling such testimony and building out its legal case.

The three events are just some of dozens of cases detailed in a pilot database passed to The Observer compiled from confidential testimony to the pilots' union, the British Airline Pilots Association (Balpa), and official records of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).