Gen. Douglas MacArthur not only testified before Congress, he later wrote in his memoirs that hazing was a staple of West Point culture and practiced "with methods that were violent and uncontrolled".
The prosecution of athletes as a result of the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative investigation was helped by the sprinter Kelli White, who not only testified against other athletes and coaches, but also made many appearances on behalf of antidoping efforts.
By contrast, a decade later, a Nassar successor and Ford savior Alan Mulally not only testified enthusiastically before Congress to help fortify his industry as his beleaguered colleagues at GM and Chrysler went begging for loan support, he was the only one prepared to answer tough questions and was ironically the one not asking for assistance!
Russia's remilitarization not only testifies to Mr. Putin's resolve to press on with the war in Chechnya, but signals a return to the besieged, us-against-the-world mindset that Russia had begun to leave behind.
Straight No Chaser, Well You Needn't, Round Midnight, Epistrophy, Misterioso, Evidence and Ruby My Dear are all here, pieces that not only testify to Monk's lateral imagination but make the rejection and suspicion of his work in the 1950s all the more baffling.
In addition, a generalized polar coding scheme is given, which not only testifies the effectiveness of recursive Z algorithm and recursive likelihood ratio algorithm, but can be considered as a newly proposed polar code scheme designed for 60-GHz millimeter-wave communications.
Like Freud, Beauvoir recognizes that we are embodied as sexual beings and that our bodies not only testify to our own finitude and limits but also matter as sites of encounters with others, encounters that are multivalent including loving connections and threatening defenses, moments of affirmation and of dissolution.
I did not call for a public inquiry, did not welcome the Saville inquiry and only testified to respect the wishes of the bereaved families.
And the spontaneous reproduction of superimposed needs by the individual does not establish autonomy; it only testifies to the efficacy of the controls".
Much controversy surrounds this conviction, and not only because many witnesses testified they did not see Mr. Morrison expose himself.
A Nestorian Christian patriarch writing to a bishop in A.D. 647 testified not only that his new Muslim rulers were peaceable, but also that they honored priests and bestowed monasteries with gifts.
