Sentence examples for support testimony from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chang was also charged with misleading two grand jury witnesses to get one witness to withhold documents from the grand jury and to get another to lie to support testimony that Ms. Yu had already given.

Prosecutors who viewed film taken by divers of the boat's interior said the images support testimony from the few survivors that about 800 people were aboard when the vessel capsized as rescuers approached, with hundreds trapped in the hold.

The 12-page inspector general's report, commissioned last Friday, would seem to support testimony given that day by Thierry Breton, Ms. Lagarde's predecessor as finance minister, who said he had not been informed of the A380's production problems until shortly before Airbus announced them.

Supporting testimony is expected from Gregory Scarpa Jr., who is in prison for racketeering.

His conviction was based solely on identification evidence with no supporting testimony.

The findings supported testimony by some of the suspects that they had been tortured while in the custody of government security forces.

Like most people from outside Latin American we had never heard of Fernando de Noronha, and because less than half of what we'd been told seemed even remotely plausible, we turned to Charles Darwin for supporting testimony.

The records and supporting testimony portray a complicated system of documentation that helps explain how Chicago police, particularly from the bureau of organized crime, could use their headquarters for incommunicado detentions and interrogations without attracting significant public notice.

After more than a year's delay, the prosecutor: · rejected her credibility without speaking to her; · gathered no expert evidence about her trauma symptoms; · rejected her mother's supporting testimony because of her sexual history.

No weakness in Crown case left unprobed And there was always, indomitable, Gerald Gardiner, that rock among silks and monument to unassertive sanity, whose final address had left no weakness in the Crown's case unprobed, from its implicit snobbism in the matter of factory girls to its total lack of supporting testimony.

Supporting testimony comes from two executives at insurer American International Group, run by Jeff Greenberg's father, Maurice (Hank) Greenberg, and one at Ace, run by Jeff's younger brother, Evan.