Sentence examples for placed under oath from inspiring English sources

The committee has no way of knowing the status of his membership at present until he is placed under oath and the information is sought to be elicited.

Witnessed on their end by a hospice chaplain and the bride and the bridegroom's family, who encircled Thomas's bed, the couple were placed under oath.

The only time witnesses in private sessions were placed under oath, Mr. Felzenberg said, was when factual matters were in dispute.

"If she decided not to be placed under oath, that would be her decision, and we are still going to want her testimony".

He was placed under oath on the witness stand, trim and calm in a three-piece suit, striped shirt and bright red-and-yellow tie.

In a blogpost, he said that the defence would be entitled to call and cross-examine witnesses, each of whom would be placed under oath and whose testimony could be used subsequently in the trial proper.

That report was done after a so-called "investigation" in which the D.A. did not place anyone under oath and was clearly issued as cover for then-Governor Spitzer and his administration.

And if someone does admit to it, not always, but sometimes the officer will allow the person to enter because in order to technically be inadmissible, this can't be a casual "Yes, I have". They have to place you under oath, they have to inform you that it's illegal in the US… You have to then [after being informed] admit that you've done it and sign a statement.

In fact, Sarah Obama never filed an affidavit, nor was she placed under any sort of legally binding "oath".

Remember Mastro's probe did not take place under oath and does not carry the weight of the criminal investigation from the U.S. Attorney or the investigation being conducted by the State Legislature.

Mr. Rohrbough, Ms. Petrone and parents of other Columbine victims say the new investigation is yet another toothless effort, because it lacks subpoena power and cannot place people under oath.