Sentence examples for takes testimony from inspiring English sources

Sean Penn is an authority on Iraq, and Congress takes testimony from boy-band singers.

But the process is generally long, with months of hearings as the commission takes testimony from customers and other groups before making its decision.

Mr. Blair will appear before another panel, the committee on intelligence and security, which takes testimony behind closed doors and submits its conclusions to the prime minister's office for approval before publishing them.

Three officials of the U.S. Department of Transportation took testimony from 117 witnesses.

A grand jury has been taking testimony for the last week.

He had convened a grand jury, and his prosecutors had taken testimony.

Both traditional and modern legal systems have provisions for taking testimony under oath and mandate penalties for giving false testimony.

"We took to the streets, took testimony, registered people to vote, and went to the courtroom.

Thousands of hours have been spent taking testimony from expert witnesses.

The report authors took testimony from 135 women, aged 17to8585, this year.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is scheduled to begin taking testimony from the Rigas family early this week.