Sentence examples for first time testifying from inspiring English sources

In the private sector, fashion models and bloggers have joined unions for the first time, testifying to the increasing diversity of wage work and unions' attempt to reflect this.

DHS Secretary John Kelly, in his first time testifying before Congress, clarified that, "We're not going to be able to build a wall everywhere all at once" and that Border Patrol agents preferred fencing to a wall so they could see what was happening on the other side.

Kerry interjects: "The first time I testified before this committee at age 27, I had feelings very similar to that protester.

Two Dutch peacekeepers at the trial of Gen. Radislav Krstic, one of the Bosnian Serb commanders at Srebrenica, for the first time publicly testified that even before the peacekeepers' forced departure, there had been blatant signs of impending slaughter.

A17 NEW YORK/REGION D1-8 DramatiConfrontationon In Auction Conspiracy Trial The central witness in the price-fixing trial of A. Alfred Taubman of Sotheby's -- his former chief executive, Diana D. Brooks -- took the stand for the first time and testified that Mr. Taubman drafted her for a conspiracy with archrival Christie's that he sought to conceal until the very end.

Further, the green synthesized TiO2 NPs was applied for the first time to testify its potential for the simultaneous removal of chemical oxygen demand (COD) and chromium (Cr) from secondary treated TWW.

Rather than accepting the judge's position, the government has now subpoenaed Risen a third time, to testify in the trial itself.

The book asserts that prosecutors began saying that he had changed his testimony before the second time he testified, and that this amounted to lying.

As Victor was leaving the building for a second time, Mr. Gray testified that the principal, Lynn Shilling, told Victor the school would notify the police if they did not leave the premises immediately.

A 24-year-old self-described Brooklyn anarchist may be headed to jail after refusing on Thursday for the second time to testify before a grand jury believed to be examining the explosion of a homemade bomb that damaged an armed-forces recruitment center in Times Square in 2008.

After he was indicted the third time, he testified, Glasser declined to intervene on his behalf, saying: "You're going to jail for five years; I can't do anything about it.