Sentence examples for sworn representations from inspiring English sources
Representative Dennis J. Kucinich, Democrat of Ohio and chairman of the House's Domestic Policy subcommittee, wrote Tuesday in a letter to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg that if the I.R.S.'s enforcement arm audited the sworn representations of I.D.A. officials, "they could be guilty of perjury if the misrepresentations were deliberately inaccurate".
That experience came at some cost: In late 2007, prosecutors in the Moussaoui case, including Mr. Raskin, wrote to the judge to say they had just learned that the C.I.A. possessed videotapes of interrogations of a Qaeda operative; the prosecutors had earlier indicated to the judge that no such tapes existed, based on sworn representations from the intelligence field.
The Los Angeles Police Department, with 9,600 sworn officers, has a minority representation of 50percentt.
"The spirit of the Sixth Amendment is barely alive in New York City," said Robert L. Spangenberg, an expert in the representation of indigent criminal defendants, in a sworn statement.
In sworn statements and testimony, Mr. Saunders has maintained that what was apparently a conflict did not affect his representation of Mr. Mickens and that he put forth the best defense he could.
New representation and Black Girl Magic came to a Texas county this week when 17 black women were sworn in as new judges. .
I was sworn to darkest secrecy.
They will provide sworn affidavits supporting my claims.
Finally, there is what Mr. Kane calls the duty of "conscientious representation," whereby regulators swear to put the interests of the community ahead of their own.
