Sentence examples for gain testimony from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors have given themselves an extra bargaining chip to gain testimony, Richman said.

Mormon parents hope and pray that their children will gain testimonies of the "gospel" so they can grow up and marry in temples.

Prosecutors have said they may try to strike a deal with Mr. Karr to gain his testimony against Mr. Waters.

The company had sued Bank of America and one of its research analysts, only to settle by paying $2 million (and gaining the testimony of the analyst).

Like his father, Timothy Rigas also drew on company resources for personal gain, according to testimony.

Meanwhile, the authorities continued their efforts Wednesday to gain Anderson's testimony about Bonds's suspected use of banned substances.

Oracle had originally planned to question him for as long as six hours, but over the weekend the Oracle legal team decided it had little to gain from the testimony.

The UN spokesman said he wasn't sure if the mission had contacted the radio station to gain access to testimony of the alleged rape victims recorded by reporters.

Consequently, information gained from sobriety tests, police lineups, voice samples, and the like is constitutionally permissible while evidence gained from compelled testimony is not.

This might also be the reason why knowledge of testimony gains importance (De Trinitate, 15.12; in Schoedinger 1996).

Wall Street slowed after climbing out of the gate Thursday, but by midday stocks were holding onto modest gains following Capital Hill testimony from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson.