Sentence examples for state under oath from inspiring English sources

That answer could haunt prosecutors because it has the potential to destroy what appears to be the best part of their case: that Pettitte — a person without any apparent reason to harm his former mentor — would nevertheless feel compelled to state under oath that Clemens had spoken of using drugs.

She state, under oath, that "when an individual makes a copy of a song for himself, I suppose we can say he stole a song".

Even as late as 1994, all seven heads of the Operation Berkshire companies appear before a Congressional Hearing, and state, under oath, that nicotine is not addictive.

"Whoever filed them has to state under oath they have bona fide intent to use these marks for the goods listed in the applications," Doyle said.

Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne argued that allowing would-be voters to simply state under oath that they are citizens amounted to "essentially an honor system," and said Arizona should be able to enforce its own eligibility requirements.

He stated under oath that he was not trained in accounting and was not familiar with the company's accounting records.

More than 70percentt of those registrations came from people who stated under oath that they were born in the United States, the data showed.

In this battle between science and religion, Bryan stated under oath that he believed in the literal truth of the story of the temptation in the Garden and, further, that he believed Eve had been made from Adam's rib.

As it happened, 18 days before Fred Trump Jr.'s death, the Trump siblings had submitted Park Briar's co-op conversion plan, stating under oath that the building was worth $17.1 million.

Trump said Comey had "stated under oath that he didn't do this," in apparent reference to Comey's Senate testimony in which he said there was no criminal case to bring.

Such a requirement is a wholly unnecessary and unwarranted extension of Rule 4. Finally, the catchall objection that the complaint did 'not set forth any other sufficient basis' constituting probable cause overlooks the fact that Agent Finley directly and explicitly stated under oath that petitioner 'did receive (and) conceal' heroin.