Sentence examples for enough to testify from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Musabih was urging the women to stay in Dubai long enough to testify against their traffickers.

Included among the documents is the testimony of the resident who witnessed the argument and who was well-spoken enough to testify.

Even when there are lineup problems, judges usually agree with the prosecution that the witness is reliable enough to testify, Mr. Gaulkin found.

Many of them were caught seeking illegal entry into the United States and were held long enough to testify against the people paid to smuggle them in.

"Every few months he lays his broom aside long enough to testify before a Congressional committee, transforming himself from Dutch housemaid into Dutch uncle".

Another is that the victims of ransom kidnappings are sometimes twice disappeared: after being rescued from the stash houses where they are kept, they are often detained long enough to testify against their captors and then are swiftly deported.

However, no enough evidences to testify.

The case was dropped a year later when prosecutors could not gather enough witnesses to testify in a retrial.

Judge Smithson also found that prosecutors failed to ask Troopers Kenna and Hogan to testify early enough in the proceedings.

Yet he was persuaded by the F.B.I.'s record of accuracy, and wrote that "whatever may be the case for other law-enforcement agencies" the Bureau's standards seemed good enough to permit F.B.I. experts to testify in his courtroom.

Twenty-five yeago ago, Dee Snider had the kind of success that most rock 'n' roll performers only dream of: million-selling records, sold-out concerts and an image bad enough to get him invited to testify before a Congressional committee investigating sex and violence on the nation's airwaves.