Sentence examples for specific testimony from inspiring English sources
The court demanded specific testimony from arresting officers about witnessing each person's alleged wrongdoing.
Curiel called the request vague but said he might bar specific testimony at trial.
Lambert, who now works as a university academic, declined to comment on specific testimony from Jacqui or Francis.
Constand and Johnson have been unable to recall or reconcile specific testimony that each provided ten or twenty years ago.
This specific testimony exemplifies the likelihood of confusion due to the nature of domain names and home page addresses.
Mr. Fiske portrayed the payment as "contingent on Davidge's giving specific testimony favorable to Christie's," and he said that would be "a flagrant violation of a disciplinary rule".
What is needed now, according to lawyers involved in both efforts, is a means to link Mr. Hussein to the mass graves that have been found since his fall, whether through specific orders, testimony of witnesses, or other means.
Such evidence could include admissions by athletes; documents detailing the sale and dosages of performance-enhancing drugs to specific athletes; the testimony of witnesses; e-mail messages; bank records; telephone wiretaps; and circumstantial evidence, officials in the case said.
The expert knowledge of arbitrators of the customs and usages of a specific trade makes testimony by others and much documentation unnecessary and thereby eliminates some expenses generally associated with court procedures.
Culpepper, who is representing himself in the tampering case, previously told the Los Angeles Times that any discussion of money he had with potential witnesses referred to expenses, not specific payment for testimony.
"Out of respect for the sensitive nature of these proceedings, and out of deference to the committee's request for confidentiality, we, on behalf of Mr. Pettitte, will not comment on the nature or specifics of his testimony," the lawyers Jay K. Reisinger and Thomas J. Farrell said.
