Sentence examples for denied testimony from inspiring English sources

She denied testimony by Dr. Malakov's uncle Ezra, who said Dr. Borukhova had told him a few days earlier that her husband's "days are numbered".

"If necessary, we may need to conduct interviews and request supporting documents". Rockefeller warned that "if the committee is denied testimony or documentation, we must be prepared to issue subpoenas". Rockefeller's recommended approach also appears tougher than the one reflected in an agreement he and Roberts reached last year.

Denying testimony by his former squadron commander that he had been grounded as an unsafe pilot, the nominee for Air Force Secretary insisted today that he had voluntarily stopped flying F-16 fighters.

Rabbi Neulander also denied the testimony of a mistress who said he had told her that something would happen by the end of 1994, apparently an allusion to the murder.

Strange that the belittling should be so vociferous; we women are the biggest group in the world, yet our viewpoint is ridiculed and denied, our testimony ignored.

The complaint said that Mr. Mazzone told Mr. Cassano that each of the three people he tipped off had denied in testimony to the S.E.C. having any knowledge of I.B.M.'s plan to acquire Lotus.

HOUSTON — Victoria Osteen, co-pastor of one of the nation's largest megachurches, denied in testimony Friday that she had assaulted a Continental Airlines flight attendant who is suing her for 10percentt of her net worth.

I remained under guard until I was flown out of the country". Halliburton and KBR denied her testimony.

And The Columbus Dispatch reported recently that Mnuchin, who was previously the chief executive of OneWest Bank, "flatly denied in testimony before the Senate Finance Committee that OneWest used 'robo-signing' on mortgage documents.

They were trying to intimidate me into denying my testimony.

Those functions required accountability to Congress, Mr. Istook said, and "to deny the testimony of the director of homeland security is to deny the Congress its constitutional role".