Sentence examples for could have testified from inspiring English sources

An erudite man (he could have testified in French, German, or Russian).

The House bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act did not receive a hearing, where outside experts could have testified.

"If Hoeldt had used a gun instead of an attack dog," the court wrote in 2007, "Detective Acee could have testified that Hoeldt pointed the gun at his chest".

In theory, Steinberg could have testified against his boss, but he might not have been able to produce any additional evidence that Cohen had knowingly traded on inside information.

But after Mr. Williams returned to Alaska, he called the defense lawyers and told them he could have testified that he did not work as many hours on the Stevens home as were listed on Veco work sheets.

More, too, on how an informant and two Secret Service agents who watched someone named Preston Brown for several months, pursuing a tip that he was preparing to print counterfeit money (the counterfeiting case collapsed), could have testified that the innocent Preston Brown was the bad guy.

What could he have testified?

/ Less partial witnesses than he / In book on book have testified / They could not see it from outside".

His efforts, therefore, stand "revealed as an unsuccessful exercise in devious defiance -- seeking to find some technical failing somewhere while in reality the accused would have testified, if he could have cloaked this in a face-saving formula," Mr. Morrison said.

Several physicists have testified that this could explain a lower pressure when they were measured at halftime.

She said he wanted her to make a statement on his behalf that he is not responsible for Clarkson's death and that top forensic scientists have testified that he couldn't have shot her.