Sentence examples for from testimony from inspiring English sources

He will pick out dubious phrases from testimony and check them via Google on his BlackBerry.

The charges stem from testimony he gave to Congress in 2008.

They also quoted from testimony linking Mortazavi to intimidation, threats, and evidence-tampering in the investigation of the case.

This week a Mexican newspaper printed extracts from testimony that he gave earlier to the airline's lawyers.

It is common in western legal systems to excuse people from testimony that might incriminate their spouse.

Some lawyers say reasonable doubt can be created not just from testimony, but also from the atmosphere surrounding a trial.

Jury members and spectators alike received a crash course in Amish culture from testimony during the first week of the trial.

agents and law enforcement officials based in Arizona, stitches together a narrative through excerpts from testimony and previously released e-mails.

But it is already clear from testimony before a Senate committee that Congress must do more to rein in the schools and protect students.

The panel learned from testimony and other evidence that there had been signs of trouble on earlier Challenger flights, but that they had been dismissed as not critical.

"The significance of his work is that Nazism and its crimes were not merely documents or transcribed accounts from testimony," Professor Barrett said.