Sentence examples for receive testimonies from inspiring English sources
"Even today, I receive testimonies not just from girls but also from men who recognize that women can make a difference in playing a role based on the value of all human beings," she added.
The committee has scheduled a Feb. 13 public hearing to receive testimony under oath from those five men.
The Supreme Court ordered a federal district court to "receive testimony and make findings of fact" about whether the new evidence clearly establishes that Mr. Davis is not guilty.
It instructed the trial court to "receive testimony and make findings of fact" about whether new evidence clearly established Mr. Davis's innocence.
The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee holds a hearing to receive testimony on potential for oil and gas exploration in the non-wilderness portion of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge on Thursday.
Judge Eagan noted in her opinion that the court had previously reauthorized the program to continue for another three months on July 19 after having held an "extensive hearing to receive testimony and evidence on this matter".
Republican House Speaker Kirk Cox (Colonial Heights), who would be next in line for the governorship if all three top executives resigned at once, has backed a plan to hold a public committee hearing to receive testimony from Fairfax and both women.
Over the dissent of Messrs. Thomas and Scalia the Justices referred the case to a Federal District Court and ordered it to "receive testimony and make findings of fact" as to whether the proffered evidence establishes Troy's innocence.
An officer who is not been properly appointed has no authority to receive testimony or documents in the name of the United States, and one would think that the president's lawyers would pursue the bona fides of his appointment prior to any compliance with such demands.
Thompson also said he has received testimonies from owners who had been paralyzed or were in need of service dogs, and rely on GoDogGo to help keep their dog healthy.
The #MyNameIs campaign has received testimonies from dozens of survivors, including women who have been outed or found on Facebook, and would prefer to use a pseudonym in order to maintain their privacy and safety while still connecting with friends and loved ones.
