Sentence examples for subsequent testimony from inspiring English sources

Subsequent testimony by board members suggests the accountants raised nothing from their to-do list.

"You were very well behaved in Colombia," Chapo told him, according to subsequent testimony.

Subsequent testimony submitted by Major-General Michael Laurie claimed that Campbell's evidence was inaccurate.

According to subsequent testimony, Samir introduced Carlos and Luis, who said that they worked for the FARC.

Soldiers arrested about 200 demonstrators, including about 20 women, according to the subsequent testimony of many of those detained.

But in subsequent testimony he seemed again to concede that the effect of future tax cuts on today's economy is, on balance, negative.

In subsequent court testimony, Kellie Fischer, the Rangers' chief financial officer, said that the team's lending relationship with baseball "works for us".

As he recalled in his subsequent congressional testimony, "We were operating under the assumption at that time that Hillary Clinton was going to win the election, and so there was no urgency to it".

Now, six year later, his book plumbs the memories of Colonel Couch and others — and mines subsequent Congressional testimony, inspector general reports and courtroom transcripts — to show how, by seeking to avoid the legitimizing constraints of the regular justice system's checks and balances, the Bush team ended up undermining the government's power to impose punishments for war crimes.

Richardson went on to accuse committee members of "prejudgment and improper influence of witnesses," which "clearly influenced subsequent staff testimony".

"That statement was also not in the talking points and was proven false by the successful attack and the subsequent whistleblower testimony".