Sentence examples for receiving testimony from inspiring English sources

The body maintained a significant pace of activity through the 37th Congress, holding field hearings in several cities, receiving testimony from hundreds of witnesses and ultimately issuing over 3,000 pages of findings.

Furthermore, all testimony refers, at least implicitly, to some specific group and the social bond that supports the activity of giving and receiving testimony among its members.

The USA President's Cancer Panel [ 14] assessed the state of environmental research on cancer, policy and programs receiving testimony from 45 invited experts from academia, government, industry, the environmental and cancer communities, and the public.

The observation emerged as the panel of Coast Guard and Interior Department representatives received testimony from three senior BP officials.

The committee has scheduled a Feb. 13 public hearing to receive testimony under oath from those five men.

Goldberg, however, receives testimony from former enforcers about the toll of knowing they had to engage in fights, starting with the first day of training camp.

In Main's correspondence, Eliot received testimony that she was, as she hoped, doing something good for the world with her novels.

Field received testimony from 83 drivers who said they often took home significantly less than the "national living wage" after paying their running costs.

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.

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".