Sentence examples for eventual testimony from inspiring English sources

Mohamed's eventual testimony may also shed light on MI5's alleged complicity in his interrogation and alleged torture.

It was his eventual testimony that led police to carry out a number of raids and searches against the serious and organised crime group.

The events that Saul sees and the actions that he takes will survive, if they survive at all, through Saul's eventual verbal testimony — if, in fact, Saul survives (no spoilers here).

The status of the 2007 testimony in an eventual trial has yet to be finally decided.

WASHINGTON -- The last (and first) time President Obama hosted a state dinner at the White House, for Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of India, it resulted in a quasi-national-security crisis, hours of Congressional testimony and the eventual departure of the White House social secretary, Desir Rogers.

From time to time throughout history, individuals have been subjected to charges (and eventual punishment) by accusers whose testimony was treated as infallible and inerrant.

Lawyers close to the case said Justice Department officials had tried and failed to persuade the S.E.C. to hold off, fearing testimony at the hearing could compromise an eventual criminal case.

In his testimony, Mr. Campbell distanced Downing Street from the eventual decision by the Ministry of Defense to identify Dr. Kelly or force him to testify in Parliament, but Sir Kevin Tebbit, the defense official, countered that his agency had no other choice given the intense pressure coming from Downing Street.

"We did not call for collateral because we anticipated the eventual scale of A.I.G.'s problems," Mr. Cohn said in his testimony.

"Not in memory of his part in a rebellion which perhaps may be regarded by future historians as the first foundation of an eventual Anglo-Saxon and Celtic consolidation," he said, "but as a testimony to our ungrudging and generous recognition of influence for good exerted on successive generations of British, as well as American people.

Last summer -- in between Ben Bernanke's testimony to the US Congress in May, when he alluded to the eventual unwinding of the currently third round of QE, and the Fed meeting in September postponing its beginning -- the so-called "fragile five" (Brazil, India, Turkey, Indonesia, and South Africa) underwent massive capital outflows and large currency depreciation.