Sentence examples for for misleading testimony from inspiring English sources

He may be beaten to it: on February 16th Susan Webber Wright, the federal judge in the Paula Jones case, said she would explore imposing civil sanctions on Mr Clinton for misleading testimony in that case about his affair with Monica Lewinsky.Yet Mr Starr, who is limited neither in budget nor in time, remains the chief threat to presidential composure.

The question of misleading testimony is reminiscent of a rebuke to Mr. Olson by an independent counsel who investigated whether he had lied to Congress in testimony during his days as a Reagan defender.

Governor Paterson could face criminal charges for giving misleading testimony about accepting free World Series tickets last year.

The agreement also satisfied a legal effort by the Arkansas Supreme Court Committee on Professional Conduct to disbar Mr. Clinton for giving misleading testimony in the Paula Jones sexual harassment case.

Attention switched to his wife Hillary, who is interested in running for the Senate from New York.The federal judge in the Paula Jones case said she might hold Mr Clinton in contempt of court for providing misleading testimony.See article: Ken Starr forges on.

The attorney general has been under fire from Congressional Democrats for what they describe as misleading testimony both last week and in 2006, and some lawmakers have threatened him with a perjury investigation.

Dr. Lee is trying for bail a third time, and the government is now acknowledging what amounts to misleading testimony.

"There is no dispute that these firings were totally improper and that misleading testimony was given to Congress in an effort to cover them up," he said.

"I have had a front-row seat for Mr. Pruitt's misleading testimony and his ongoing failure to respond completely and truthfully to Committee requests for him to set the record straight," Whitehouse wrote in the letter, addressed to bar association general counsel Gina Hendryx.

While some Democrats have spoken of impeaching Justice Verniero for what they call his misleading testimony and failure to act sooner against racial profiling, other legislators have insisted that impeachment is unlikely.

He tells her that he once spied for the Polish secret service, deliberately providing misleading testimony: "That was my beginning as a novelist — lies, lies, lies. . . .