Sentence examples for reviewed testimonies from inspiring English sources

Having reviewed testimonies from 78 current and former Hermes couriers, who came forward with complaints following the Guardian report, Field said it was appalling that in some of the accounts, couriers spoke of being hounded to return to work as they sat by their loved one's bedside in hospital, while one unwell courier felt the need to have a bucket with them to avoid taking any time off sick.

Jurors reviewed testimony that had raised questions about the prosecution's forensics case, including that of an entomologist who said insect eggs indicated that the body was not dumped until at least Feb. 16, when Mr. Westerfield was under 24-hour police surveillance.

She also reviewed testimony of witnesses who said Hernandez had confessed to them that he had killed a boy in New York.

The British parliamentary committee reviewed testimony from nearly 700 people and civic groups in Hong Kong and concluded in its 70-page report that there are "real concerns" about Beijing eroding freedom of the press and of assembly in the territory.

After a three-week trial in Federal District Court, including six hours of bitter closing arguments, jurors asked to review testimony from confessed accomplices.

The officer presiding at the hearing is reviewing testimony and evidence to determine whether the soldiers should be brought to trial, officials said.

In their multiple requests to review testimony and have Justice DiMango clarify what exactly constituted a hate crime, the jury seemed to struggle with whether Mr. Phoenix was really out to hurt Mr. Sucuzhañay because he was Latino or gay.

He also characterized the jury's 23 requests over a four-day period to review testimony and the specifics of charges against his client as an unusually high number.

Ms. Morella said she had learned of the Park Service's plans while reviewing testimony to be given to the committee by John G. Parsons, associate regional director for the agency's National Capital Region.

The jurors also asked to review testimony about a third informer who did not appear as a witness but had a cooperation agreement with the Manhattan district attorney's office.

Acting Justice Denis J. Boyle of State Supreme Court in the Bronx ordered the man, Michael Clancy, 33, released on $50,000 bail after reviewing testimony from the imprisoned drug dealer — a witness to the murder — who said freeing an innocent man was so important that he told his story without being guaranteed protection or a shorter sentence.