Sentence examples for recently testified about from inspiring English sources

"What I am seeing is absolutely horrifying," said Acs, who recently testified about the problem before the Maryland state legislature.

One of Trevor Bragdon's employees, Sam Adolphsen, is currently on loan to the foundation, where he carries the title "senior fellow" and recently testified about SNAP before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.

Indeed, a doctor who recently testified about Nashiri's torture as part of his military commission testified that he had the kind of "anal-rectal complaints" that "survivors of sexual assault experience".

But in an EMP attack, such accuracy is not necessary because the pulse radius would be so large, says Peter Vincent Pry, who recently testified about the EMP threat before a congressional Homeland Security subcommittee.

Though the young woman's parents had asked her to drop the case as recently as this spring, the victim testified, about 20 members of her family came to show their support in court.

Johnson recently testified in Austin about school vouchers — which use public funds to pay for private school tuition — and corporate school reform before the Texas House Education Committee, chaired by state Rep. Jimmie Don Aycock (R), and his words are worth reading.

Security consultant Reg Walker, who recently testified to MPs about "ticket abuse", cast doubt on the CMA's assertion that most ticket sites are now complying with consumer protection laws.

Mike Rowe, host of Discovery Channel's "Dirty Jobs," recently testified before Congress about the possible impact of a shrinking skilled labor force on the U.S. economy.

Ralph Hazleton, a Canadian diamond expert, recently testified at the United Nations about Liberia and Burkina Faso's buying diamonds from Sierra Leone guerrillas in violation of a second embargo.

Alexander recently testified before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence about Russia's interference with the 2016 election, describing how propaganda was used during the campaign and giving advice on how the U.S. should counter these efforts.

When Michael Horn, the president and CEO of Volkswagen Group of America, recently testified before a Congress committee about the software that Volkswagen installed on its diesel-powered cars to defeat emissions tests, he expressed his own incredulity that the blame lay with a couple of engineers.