Sentence examples for lengthy deposition from inspiring English sources

The outlines of Mr. Little's defense can be seen in his lawyer's lengthy deposition of the Ummels.

In the lengthy deposition, the long married Cosby acknowledged a series of affairs and said he had gotten quaaludes to give to women he hoped to seduce.

Mr. Lhota detailed his feelings about the art, and his actions toward the museum, in a lengthy deposition, part of a lawsuit the museum filed against the city.

As a result, he gave a lengthy deposition to lawyers for the man that he was found to have defamed, Steven A. Pagones, a former prosecutor whom Mr. Sharpton claimed had raped Ms. Brawley 13 years ago.

In New York, one of Ellison's senior advisers, Tom Ehman, was putting the finishing touches to a lengthy deposition to be lodged today (Monday) with the New York Court of Appeals.

After he and two associates pleaded guilty, Mr. Norton told lawyers for plaintiffs in a lengthy deposition that some of the "others" who helped him were employees of Chicago Title.

The state comptroller, Alan G. Hevesi, a Democrat, has subpoenaed 18 cartons of budget documents from the authority and forced three of its top budget officials to give lengthy depositions about their bookkeeping.

A witch hunt ensued during the following months from which Professor Tumin rather like Professor Silk in "The Human Stain"—emerged blameless but only after he had to provide a number of lengthy depositions declaring himself innocent of the charge of hate speech.

The account is taken from a lengthy Justice Department report, depositions in a civil lawsuit filed by Mr. Johnson's mother, Suzan Garcia, and statements by guards to investigators.

The prospect of having the "leader of the free world" attend to dozens of private legal matters, sitting for lengthy and embarrassing depositions and answering interrogatories, should be enough to raise questions about Trump's fitness for office.

He or she is notoriously late in returning telephone calls, tardy in filing the proper paperwork, forever losing important documents, cannot seem to remember details, and, to the extreme, can also be known to nod off in a deposition or lengthy court proceeding.