Sentence examples for internal testimony from inspiring English sources

To use Calvin's terminology, there is the Sensus Divinitatis, which is a source of belief in God, and the Internal Testimony of the Holy Spirit, which is the source of belief in the distinctive doctrines of Christianity.

In Search after Truth (; publ. 1701) he says "conscience or internal testimony" (conscientiâ, vel interno testimonio).

There is evidence that racial profiling was common practice in the New Jersey State Police in the 1990's: internal police memos; testimony by troopers; and training materials that encouraged officers to stop and search minority drivers.

The trove of internal documents and testimony Jacobs has released have spawned official investigations and industry speculation.

Nonetheless, it has been invoked by Presidents since Washington to prevent or limit disclosure to Congress of internal documents and testimony.

The FTC staff report quoted from Google's own internal documents and testimony that there was "no viable substitute for search advertising.

These allegations are supported by senior executive testimony and internal company records.

The commission cited internal company documents and testimony from dozens of witnesses to support its conclusion that the merger "will significantly increase ProMedica's bargaining leverage," allowing it to negotiate higher payment rates from Aetna, Humana and other insurers.

In the final week of testimony, an internal report from the mayor's office was leaked to the New York Daily News, purporting to show that Judge Scheindlin was "biased against law enforcement".

Michael Cavanagh, the JP Morgan executive who conducted the bank's internal investigation, opened his testimony by proudly noting that the bank had engaged in "introspection" and was "determined to be a better company because of this experience".

Several officials involved in internal discussions about the testimony said that both General Petraeus and Lt. Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, the ground commander in Iraq, were worried about signing on to a timetable that would commit them to steep withdrawals in the spring.