Sentence examples for kinds to testify from inspiring English sources
We look to our pastors and priests and rabbis and counselors of all kinds to testify of the enduring principles upon which our society is built -- honesty, charity, integrity and family.
In addition to the power to investigate, the tools available to the majority party include committee chairmanships (which largely determine what kinds of witnesses get to testify at, for instance, hearings on climate change) and control in shaping the federal bench (including, perhaps, the Supreme Court).
"This kind of compelling a defendant to testify about the very matter in which he is being prosecuted in a case being subject to cross examination in this way, is really an unusual occurrence," said David Jaros, a University of Maryland law professor.
The prosecution put on an expert witness to testify about the kinds of ink found on the paper that Mr. Bacanovic wrote on and the defense countered with its own expert.
What kind of expert would you call to testify?
To testify the correctness, four kinds of bearing signals are adopted for parametric modeling by using the integrated and two-stage AR/ARCH model.
"They're not going to testify or give any kind of comment.
He reappeared on Tuesday, making a kind of history as the first official mob boss to testify for the prosecution.
Ten days ago, the court indicted Kenyan journalist Walter Barasa for bribing witnesses to refuse to testify against Kenyatta and Ruto, in the first case of its kind.
