Sentence examples for record of testimony from inspiring English sources

"The four-year Senate proceeding created a 3,500-page record of testimony by 100 witnesses.

Limbaugh's week-long assault on active duty troops, or phony suicide bombers as he called them, garnered far less attention than the two words in MoveOn's advertisement in the New York Times about the record of testimony by Gen. Petraeus.

The four-year Senate proceeding created a 3,500-page record of testimony by 100 witnesses on every peculiarity of Mormonism, especially its polygamous family structure, ritual worship practices, "secret oaths," open canon, economic communalism, and theocratic politics.

But those of us in the political system also need to take up their cause, and use the amazing record of testimony and data that has been aired during the trial to fight within the political system to reform our schools, giving families all the tools they need to make sure every kid in California goes to a great school with great teachers.

"Sometimes, when you are on the defense, you only have to win one time and it doesn't matter where, but the prosecution has to keep winning". A challenge to Kennedy-Powell's ruling would be bound by the record of testimony introduced on the suppression motion during the preliminary hearing.

It is built around an audio recording of testimony by the playwright Bertolt Brecht before the House Un-American Activities Committee in Washington in 1947.

They suggest that some of the allegations against her may stem from a misunderstanding about privileged communications between a defence lawyer and her client, in which the exchange of documents and the recording of testimony is normal practice.

It was also argued that Hatch's proceedings did not conform to section 8 of the act of 1891, because it did not appear that he took testimony on oath, and because there was no record of any testimony or of his decision.

By stipulation, the testimony of any living witness might be read from the record of his testimony in that case, with like effect as if he were present and testified in this action, subject to all legal objections to its relevancy, competency, and materiality.

Roux reads from the record of Pistorius' testimony; he said when he fetched his firearm he used his hand on floor to balance.

While the trial and appellate courts each had only a printed record of the testimony, one group, the subcommittees themselves, had the best opportunity to appraise disinterestedly the fact of whether Messrs. Quinn and Emspak claimed the privilege.