Sentence examples for partly testifies from inspiring English sources

There is no NHS beds disaster, there is no teacher shortage (the Jamie Oliver phenomenon partly testifies to the lack of a crisis in other areas of school resources), waiting lists are... No, enough.

Like the chief of staff, they testified partly in public, and partly behind closed doors.

Mr. Adler's book suggests that Hill also did not testify partly because he wanted to safeguard Ms. Erickson's privacy.

Mr. Ahmann was presented by Mr. Bush's lawyers to testify that partly punched ballots were not likely to have been produced by failures in the machines, and he spent more than an hour defending the machines.

He escaped a death sentence partly by agreeing to testify at the trial of the second man charged with the killing.A day later, President Clinton asked Congress to expand federal laws against hate crimes to include offences based on sexual orientation or disability.

Federal prosecutors indicted Andrew Fastow, the former Enron chief financial officer, partly so he would testify against Enron's higher-ups like CEOs Jeffrey Skilling Jeffrey Skilling and Kenneth Lay.

Former FBI director James Comey, who Trump fired last month at least partly over the inquiry, testified in front of the Senate last week.

Hagel postponed a planned trip to Asia on Tuesday, partly out of anticipation of testifying about the war and other issues during the lame-duck congressional session that will last through December.

The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals overturned the murder conviction of Curtis Edward McCarty, partly because they said Ms. Gilchrist testified beyond her expertise and delayed giving her reports to defense lawyers.

But human rights experts say prosecutions are too rare, partly because many victims are afraid to testify.

It rejected Thai Petrochemical's defense partly because the company's financial adviser who had testified about its debt problems was deemed by the court to be unqualified.