Sentence examples for for providing false testimony from inspiring English sources

Some government officials blamed the Federal Bureau of Investigation for providing false testimony at pretrial hearings, which ultimately hurt the government's case.

In recommending that President Clinton be disbarred for providing false testimony in the Paula Jones sexual harassment case, a disciplinary committee of the Arkansas Supreme Court has called for the harshest sanction at its disposal.

Prosecutors had claimed that Mr. Mills took the money in exchange for providing false testimony in trials in 1997 and 1998 relating to offshore companies that Mr. Mills had helped set up for Fininvest, Mr. Berlusconi's holding company.

Prosecutors say Mr. Mills took the money in exchange for providing false testimony in trials in 1997 and 1998 relating to offshore companies that Mr. Mills had helped set up for Fininvest, Mr. Berlusconi's holding company.

In December, prosecutors accused Mr. Mills of taking money in 2000 in exchange for providing false testimony in trials in 1997 and 1998 relating to offshore companies that Mr. Mills helped set up in the 1990s for Fininvest, Mr. Berlusconi's holding company.

The court-appointed panel, the Arkansas Supreme Court Committee on Professional Conduct, concluded that Mr. Clinton should receive the severest sanction -- the loss of his state license to practice law -- for providing false testimony in 1998 about his relationship with Monica S. Lewinsky.

A prosecutor in Rio, André Buonora, said in a statement that the swimmers could face charges of providing false testimony if they had lied to investigators.

The Brazilian police suggested on Thursday that Mr. Lochte and Mr. Feigen, the only swimmers who had given initial testimony to investigators about the episode, could face charges of providing false testimony about a crime.

The police said they were planning to charge Mr. Lochte and Mr. Feigen with providing false testimony about a crime.

Whether it is police providing false testimony in a drug trial, or Director of National Intelligence James Clapper lying before Congress, for those embedded in a professional culture, the seemingly binding oaths of the myth system are but one more cloak to hide behind.

Parsons later stated that he provided false testimony against Wood in a plea bargain for a lighter sentence.