Sentence examples for request for testimony from inspiring English sources

A subsequent request, for testimony from Officers Carroll and McMellon ending with the beginning of gunfire, was equally revealing.

It can do two things: agree at last to the panel's request for testimony from President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney and extend the deadline.

"We're waiting to get the documents from the governor's office and review those, and then we'll make a determination on who we request for testimony after that".

The Republicans have not said publicly how they would respond to the Democrats' request for testimony from Argonaut or Madrone, but they have asked for copies of communications between the investment firms and the government.

After initial arguments, Judge Kaplan stayed N.A.S.D. Regulation's request for testimony from the Cromwell executives until he heard the regulator's evidence on what measures had been taken to prevent the improper flow of information between the government and N.A.S.D. Regulation.

On 6 January, a judge rescinded the foreclosure sale, and ordered Hardest-Hit officials to be subpoenaed, at Weidner's request, for testimony at a hearing to sort out the details of the Kamel case.

At the end of the readback, Justice Solomon told the jurors that although he would provide them with all the information they needed, future requests for testimony should be as narrow as possible.

Democrats will likely seek to protect special counsel Robert Mueller from any Trump attempt to remove him from probing Russian interference in the 2016 election, and will step up "investigations and requests for testimony regarding Trump's Russia ties," Slate reported.

Mr. Jospin, who has long nurtured a "Mr. Clean" image, was masterful in turning the first request for his testimony to his advantage.

"In a letter to Rove's attorney, committee Democrats called it 'completely unacceptable' that the Republican political strategist has rejected the panel's request for sworn testimony even as he discusses the matter publicly through the media and op-eds and magazine interviews with tame reporters at GQ, and appearances with the administration's media poodles on Fox News.

The request for Ms. Novak's testimony is a sign that Mr. Fitzgerald has not yet completed his inquiry into Mr. Rove's actions.