Sentence examples for may have testified from inspiring English sources

It was unclear today whether a 3-year-old may have testified elsewhere.

He has almost certainly been subpoenaed, and the available facts suggest he may have testified.

Wilson may have testified – he may have said he "feared for my life" – but the state has refused to listen to the testimony of a young black man with his hands in the air.

Ishaq had faced dozens of murder charges but the courts said there was lack of evidence – his group had allegedly killed numerous witnesses who may have testified against him.

"I can't tell you how many victims who may have testified against their assailant live in dread of the fact that an assailant will be released, they won't know it, they won't be able to protect themselves and the assailant will come after them," said Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, a co-author of the legislation.

Asked for his reaction to a report in the Guardian [2] that Les Hinton, Murdoch's appointee as Dow Jones CEO and Journal publisher, may have testified untruthfully to a parliamentary committee, Christopher Bancroft replied that if the report proves accurate, Hinton "probably ought be moved aside, but that's not my business anymore".

The charges accused Mr. Mubarak of killing protesters "by agreeing with Habib el-Adly, the former interior minister, and some police leaders," suggesting that some may even have testified against the former president.

B5 A pause during the shooting, as witnesses have testified occurred, may be crucial, legal experts say.

What could he have testified?

Since his trial began, 115 witnesses have testified.

Elderly Australian women are among those who have testified otherwise.