Sentence examples for questioning under oath from inspiring English sources

Having filed such a bare-bones complaint, plaintiffs were entitled to force defendants to open their files and submit to questioning under oath.

But the lawyers said the laboratory had failed to include those results in its summary report of its findings, and they asked the judge to order the laboratory's director to turn over more information and submit to questioning under oath.

A federal magistrate judge has reversed himself and ruled that Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani does not have to submit to questioning under oath in a lawsuit over the emergency demolition of a Lower East Side apartment building in 1998.

Other justices engaged the question, considering whether such a lawsuit would be subject to sanctions on the grounds that it was frivolous and whether the company's president would have to submit to questioning under oath at a deposition.

David Cameron would attend the Leveson inquiry into press standards if summoned to give evidence, Downing Street said on Monday night, responding to reports that Lord Justice Leveson is "99.9%" certain to call him for questioning under oath about his dealings with senior media executives and Murdoch.

But it has a very simple answer: Department of Justice and the F.B.I. concluded that this guilty plea, coupled with his agreement to submit to questioning under oath and to a polygraph, was our best opportunity to protect the national security by finding out what happened to the seven missing tapes.

After some witnesses called by lawyers for Mr. Busch's family appeared to change their earlier accounts to investigators and in pretrial testimony, in ways that undercut the police version of the shooting, the city's lawyers began questioning them under oath about the tight bonds in Borough Park.

It is relatively rare for a sitting senator to be questioned under oath -- Alfonse M. D'Amato and Robert Packwood have faced such questioning in recent years.

They are questioned under oath.

In the frequently combative four hours of questioning, conducted under oath, the vice president often comes across as evasive or legalistic, they assert.

"It is my hope that the district attorney will be able to get to the truth by questioning those individuals under oath who refused to cooperate with the attorney general's investigation," Mr. Bruno said in a statement on Wednesday.