Sentence examples for evaluating the testimony from inspiring English sources

In addition to listening to Clemens, Novitzky will be evaluating the testimony of Radomski, with whom the government signed a cooperation agreement, and of McNamee, with whom federal prosecutors signed a proffer agreement.

In February 2010, after evaluating the testimony of an Australian woman who claimed that her terminal cancer had disappeared after she called upon MacKillop in prayer, Pope Benedict XVI recognized MacKillop as a saint.

The trial judge prohibited the defense from calling an expert witness on eyewitness testimony, ruling that it was the role of the jury, alone, to evaluate the testimony.

"We expect juries are going to hear this evidence, so we want to give them the tools with which to evaluate the eyewitness testimony," he said.

In testimony before a Congressional committee in March, Thomas A. Carter, the deputy inspector general of the federal Department of Education, said the profit-making sector took up much of his time, and that state policies for licensing and evaluating the schools "vary significantly".

"We are evaluating the results".

Prosecutors respond that the amnesty program is still the most effective way to get at price-fixing conspiracies and that jurors can evaluate the truth of testimony.

J.D. Power's Initial Quality Study evaluated the cars when they were new, gathering testimony from owners after their first 90 days of ownership.

These results agree with the testimonies of local residents, who evaluated the flow velocity in the final meters of movement at approximately 0.2 1 m/s.

Would a jury be able to move past these inconsistencies when evaluating her testimony?

Mr. Strickland, in his testimony, said the agency would "evaluate the benefits of mandatory event data recorders in vehicles".