Sentence examples for deciding to testify from inspiring English sources

A year later, as the retrial neared, Mr. Brown stunned Mr. Bici by deciding to testify against him in return for being permitted to plead guilty to manslaughter and serve 5 to 15 years.

In his book, which is in many ways sympathetic to Armstrong, Hamilton also describes the difficulty of deciding to testify honestly to the federal investigators who led an inquiry into the allegations of doping on the Postal Service team, and his subsequent devastation when that case was dropped.

Mr Swartz, though, has decided to testify.

In January, Rasul Sangki decided to testify for the prosecution.

He added that Mr. Koch could be released earlier if he decided to testify.

She could have received immunity, but decided to testify without protection.

But she decided to testify anyway, submitting to fourteen hours of questioning.

Davis said he believed Clemens ultimately decided to testify because "he was so far out on a limb".

He may decide to testify as the final witness in his own defense, a decision loaded with risk.

Because of that ruling, the Alaska attorney general, Talis Colberg, says, the employees have decided to testify.

Miller explained that she had decided to testify because Libby had convinced her that he was sincere in releasing her from a promise to keep him anonymous.