Sentence examples for has given testimony from inspiring English sources

In the past, however, Mr. Cohen has given testimony in the government's investigation.

"Usually, we try to help survivors of child sexual abuse make a very strong distinction between the past and the present," Silberg, who has given testimony on Amy's behalf for restitution hearings, told me.

He has given testimony on these matters before the U.S. Congress and the Antitrust Modernization Commission and is a frequent panelist and lecturer.

At the first indication that an expert has given testimony that is demonstrably false, is misleading about his credentials or indicates a disregard for scientific integrity, that expert should be found no longer fit to testify.

This fact was brought home again last week when it was revealed (at least in the Spanish-speaking press though not in English) that top paramilitary leader Salvatore Mancuso (now in U.S. custody on drug charges) has given testimony to the Colombian Attorney General's office about Alabama-based Drummond Coal Company's connection with the 2001 murders of 3 top unionists by the AUC paramilitaries.

He reads the Bible almost daily, has a team of very respected spiritual advisors, has been profoundly influenced by his chaplain at Camp David's Evergreen chapel and has given testimony of his Christian faith as fully as any president in recent memory.

Several team officials have given testimony, but no players have acknowledged speaking with Mitchell.

The case has exposed poisonous infighting and accusations of sexual intrigue in the storied Bolshoi Theater, and a number of top dancers have given testimony during the trial.

However, a dissenting opinion in the case pointed out that some of the officers had given testimony suggesting that they had not looked.

White says she wasn't sure whether she wanted to appear, and wanted to wait until after she had given testimony before agreeing to the request.

"They had given testimony that he was unable to perform such an act because of his physical disability," said Linda Foglia, a spokeswoman for the State Department of Correctional Services.