Sentence examples for making testimony from inspiring English sources

The Antitrust Immunity Act of 1903 was passed at a time when the fear of prosecution was making testimony from witnesses often impossible to obtain and thereby impeding enforcement of the antitrust laws.

Scientists were making testimony on what all cyclists know when waiting in traffic behind a diesel vehicle: that diesel at its current state is far from being deemed clean.

Unlike the I.C.R.C., the new group made testimony a part of its mission.

It's quite possible, of course, that the significance of that event is more overstated in the public discussion than the FBI thinks is warranted, which would make testimony from Kaine and McCarthy unnecessary.

I am here to bear witness and make testimony to their courage and to the great caring of the people of the United States.

Her "what difference, at this point, does it make" testimony at the ensuing congressional hearings into Benghazi showed a shocking disregard of her responsibilities to the deceased and misreading of the gravity of what had taken place.

Because this is a civil case, Mr. Picard can call the two defendants as witnesses, making their testimony the centerpiece of the case.

Another affidavit produced on Monday was from Michael Scott, who spent time in the cell across from Sneed and claims to have heard Sneed admit to making up testimony.

Also, Bacanovic and Stewart both say that the agreement was reached weeks after DeLuca's discussion with Bacanovic, making her testimony of uncertain value.

Those of us who gathered on Flyer's bridge stood in little groups, our murmurs making quiet testimony to the conflict between yin and yang, elation and regret.

In volume and velocity, the new media are making available testimony on a previously unimaginable scale.