Sentence examples for repeated testimony from inspiring English sources

Senneff repeated testimony he gave in the Murray trial, describing how he initially thought Jackson was perhaps a hospice patient.

He repeated testimony from Richard Scalzo, a PricewaterhouseCoopers partner who was in charge of the company's outside audit and said he informed the audit committee of the bonuses.

Mr. Quinnrepeated testimony he gave last week to a House committee, saying he told Eric H. Holder Jr., then the deputy attorney general, about the pardon application.

Mr. Ashcroft also repeated testimony he gave at last week's confirmation hearings, in which he said he would not seek to undermine Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that declared a woman's constitutional right to abortion.

Mr Aamer has given repeated testimony to Reprieve that he was tortured and abused while held first at Bagram and then at Guantanamo, and it has been suggested US authorities are reluctant to release him because it will draw public attention to the abuse.

Moreover, having three trials instead of one would require repeated testimony, and different trial chambers would have to consider the degree to which evidence or findings from one trial needed be incorporated into another (Prosecutor v. Milošević 27 November 2001, p. 15).

As he left the courtroom, Mr. Diller repeated his testimony that those discussions had continued until just two days ago.

He also repeated the testimony of one of the girls, saying that the hard drugs she was taking were "better than feeling, better than being there; that's what you reduced this girl to".

Worse, Hansen backs up his claim, which he has repeated in testimony to several state legislatures, by quoting from a 2009 letter to the EPA written by 26 public-sector scientists: "as a result of restricted access, no truly independent research can be legally conducted on many critical questions regarding the technology".

In his comments today, Mr. McMahon, who is now the company's president and chief operating officer, repeated earlier testimony that in March 2000 he met with Mr. Skilling to tell him that Enron finance employees were subjected daily to conflicts of interest because they negotiated against partnerships headed by their boss, Mr. Fastow.

Paz says a tentative date has been set for April when new judges will hear repeat testimony on massacres, rapes, torture and the forced displacement of indigenous Maya-Ixil communities.