"In testimony of respect, gratitude and affection, to the right Honourable George Lord Pigot... this map engraved at his expence, is inscribed by... Alexander Dalrymple". In upper right margin: 54.
The broad outlines of the ar rangement were made public in testimony of State and Defense Department officials published by the subcommittee on United States security agreements and commitments abroad of the Senate Foreign Relations Com mittee.
Surely does the world itself cry out to you in testimony of this truth, but just as surely do its cries fall on deaf ears.
(The difference between propositions and states of affairs is often blurred in ancient testimonies of logic).
Often many of the questions Muslims have are addressed in the testimonies of those who've converted from the faith.
Although judges are required to "render substantial justice," we cannot ignore the in-court testimony of such experts.
We compared patterns in the arguments made in testimony to the relative strength of each state's final legislation.
Mr. Mullet, who was also accused in trial testimony of engaging in intimate sexual "counseling" of female followers, claimed he never had sex with them.
Perpetrators named in the testimony of victims, or in the testimony of other perpetrators, were not given an opportunity to defend themselves; second-hand information, which a traditional court would have disqualified as hearsay, was admitted, etc.
