Sentence examples for open testimony from inspiring English sources

He did not discuss that highly classified operation during his open testimony.

While open testimony is important for the American public, open pontificating by the commissioners is not.

But the various congressional committees are looking at the broader implications of Russia's attack on our democracy, an inquiry that cries out for open testimony as a way to inform the public.

In his ruling on May 17, Judge Owen upheld the government's argument that open testimony "in relation to the issue of the possible involvement of Russian state agencies" or concerning the activities of intelligence agencies would damage British diplomacy and intelligence gathering.

The threat hearing is the only scheduled occasion each year when the spy chiefs present open testimony to Congress about the dangers facing the United States, and Mr. Clapper did not hide the fact that he is opposed to the annual ritual.

One route might be to recap the Mueller probe's greatest hits for the public, by subpoenaing his witnesses and cooperators — people like Manafort and Cohen — for fresh rounds of open testimony before Congress.

PLHIV expressed commitment to giving open testimonies in-order to facilitate disclosure for other PLHIV, which, according to respondents, resulted in greater numbers of people disclosing, and subsequently enrolling into care.

Calling the budget problem the worst she could recall, Noreen Evans, chairwoman of the Assembly Budget Committee, opened testimony with warnings of cuts and suggestions of new fees.

The opening testimony of this panel started with Mayo stating "The ABCs of Reform": A is for accountancy, B is for bankruptcy, and C is for capital and capitalism.

However lower rank surveillance officers have indicated in open court testimony that officers can search the database for "thousands" of protesters.

Update: the day at Guantánamo ended with Rosenberg and three other reporters being told they couldn't come back, supposedly because they had identified Interrogator #1 — even though his name was already widely available, in places like an on-the-record Toronto Star interview and, as Ackerman points out, "during open court testimony".