Sentence examples for could be testified from inspiring English sources

(p.39)....beside reasons of which probably we are ignorant, one answer is this: It is only by the display of contrivance, that the existence, the agency, the wisdom of the Deity, could be testified to his rational creatures.

(p.39) Thus answers Paley his own rhetorical queries:...beside reasons of which probably we are ignorant, one answer is this: It is only by the display of contrivance, that the existence, the agency, the wisdom of the Deity, could be testified to his rational creatures.

When I met up with him in New York, before an appearance on "The Colbert Report," he was under attack back home, he told me, "for going on a comedy show when I could be testifying" at a Senate hearing on border violence that was being held in Arizona.

During the trial, the local medical examiner — who'd disposed of the contents of Thomas's stomach before the timing of the ingestion could be determined — testified that Kolman's exposure to midazolam could have been ongoing for "up to several weeks".

Goldman executives could be called to testify, including the firm's chief executive, Lloyd C. Blankfein, who testified in the Rajaratnam case.

One minute he was filmed telling young Yemeni lads about why the 9/11 attacks could be justified; the next he was testifying, at length, on Al-Arabiya, that he had simply changed his mind about al-Qa'ida (not an argument, I imagine, that would cut much ice with brother Bin Laden).

The players named by Radomski could be asked to testify in a grand jury investigation, similar to the athletes who were compelled to testify before the Balco grand jury.

Stewart could be called to testify.

Mr. Ovitz could be called to testify by early next week.

If there is still an impasse, individual players could be called to testify.

Mr. Bauer and Mr. Scheper could be required to testify, or in the extreme, be disqualified.