Sentence examples for once testified from inspiring English sources

Famously, Bachmann's step-sister once testified against Bachmann's anti-gay marriage amendment in the state senate.

(Elmo is so exemplary that he once testified before Congress on the need for increased financing for music education).

He once testified that the main Bush-era torture memo was "perhaps the most clearly erroneous legal opinion I have ever read".

Mr. Beard, who once testified as an expert witness against the state, said that since taking over the system late last year, he has continued to see changes in the way the prisons are run.

Lee Kuan Yew once testified, according to The Times, that he designed the draconian press laws to make sure that "journalists will not appear to be all-wise, all-powerful, omnipotent figures".

Tortolero, who lectures around the country on effective ways to prevent teenage pregnancy, once testified before a committee in the Texas House that was considering a bill to require that sex education classes only provide information that was medically accurate.

The federal Supreme Court then sent the case back to trial, sayingThe speaker's meaning may depend on various factors including context, tone of voice, local custom and historical usage.The case was then re-tried, and two witnesses (including Mr Hithon) once again testified that Mr Hatley had called each of them "boy".

In yesterday's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on ECPA reform, representatives of the Federal Trade Commission, the Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission once again testified that updating the ECPA statute could damage their capacity to conduct investigations. .

Rabbi Mazo will be there too, once again, testifying against him.

But its apparently effortless transfer of dynastic power into a third generation once again testifies to its endurance.

"Once he testifies, the public will learn that his actions were both reasonable and justified," Mr. Culleton said.