Sentence examples for recalled under oath from inspiring English sources
Klicic subsequently appeared before a grand jury and recalled, under oath, that on the morning of Sept. 14, 1990, Dzurlic came to her house and announced, "There will be no more Mary".
Not only did he cite Reis's work in his lecture to the American Academy, but Cross recalled under oath that he had personally spoken to Bell about Reis's telephone as early as the spring of 1874 nearly two years before Bell's telephone patent.
"I told him…I was going to do all I could to rid the city of 'you and your type,'" Carney recalled under oath a month later.
Recalling his oath, Diana strikes the table.
Prosecutors have said that Gary Schultz, the university official charged with overseeing the campus police, said under oath that he recalled being aware of some kind of incident involving Sandusky and a boy showering together, and the subsequent investigation.
"But remember I'm under oath".
In a court document made public today, the Justice Department accused top executives of the the Microsoft Corporation, including its chairman, William H. Gates, of "an astonishing lack of recall" when they were questioned under oath for the Government's antitrust suit against the software giant.
The interview summary of the latter, released in another holiday-weekend document dump, proves little beyond Clinton's ability, when not under oath, to say she cannot recall the training she once swore she had received.
Just the other day I was chatting to a barrister in court under oath about all this stuff and I just couldn't recall the details.
An expert on Arkansas disciplinary decisions said today that he could not recall a single case in which an Arkansas lawyer was disbarred for making false statements under oath.
Recall that, just as the Kenneth W. Starr investigation began with Whitewater and ended with Clinton's impeachment for lying under oath about Monica Lewinsky, we are now moving to sections of the criminal code that, by their very nature (obstruction, witness tampering), violate the chief executive's oath of office.
