Sentence examples for general testimony from inspiring English sources

And there is vague and general testimony in the record that on previous occasions the officers had sought search warrants but had been denied them.

If Mr. Hardin goes too far, by eliciting general testimony about the firm's good character, under what is known as Rule 404(b), prosecutors would then be able to introduce evidence of other "bad acts" by the firm.

Her general testimony was so vague and is found to be unreliable given the lack of documentation used to provide a frame of reference for her conclusory statements as to her whereabouts.

In her debut before a key Assembly committee Wednesday, Arduin gave only general testimony about California's budget problems.

The Surgeon General testimonies were remarkably similar and a clear bipartisan indictment of the attempts to manipulate science and diminish the Office of the Surgeon General.

2786, 125 L.Ed.2d 469 (1993). 2 In general, scientific testimony that is both relevant and reliable must be admitted and testimony that is irrelevant or unreliable must be excluded.

"The attorney general's testimony was very, very damaging to his own credibility.

But the Transportation Department's inspector general, in testimony this month, questioned whether those plans were adequate to ensure safety.

Dr. Nancy W. Dickey, former president of the American Medical Association, criticized the inspector general's testimony as "irresponsible grandstanding".

After all, the Petraeus ad and the resulting attacks on MoveOn almost completely eclipsed the general's testimony and his bleak assessment of the Iraq situation.

While early accounts of the general's testimony have been reported, those hoping for a further public preview will not get any help.