Sentence examples for testified to in from inspiring English sources

Yet state surveillance is no longer testified to in the landscape by giant edifices.

The facts alleged in the bill and testified to in the affidavits, show also otherwise that there was not danger of irreparable loss to plaintiff within established rules of equity practice.

Rather, judging by promotional efforts both large and tiny that Mr. Armstrong has been willing to do, he seems smitten with the experience of the Broadway musical, which the producers testified to in an interview on Monday.

He disposed of "the banality of evil" as no better than a slogan: it contradicted and undermined the "radical evil" Arendt had testified to in "The Origins of Totalitarianism," her earlier study.

'On the other hand, if the only thing that the Constitution requires is a use plus fruits immunity, then when New York decided whether this crime, this bribery was one of the things testified to in the grand jury, becomes strictly a matter of the state interpretation of its own statute, and there is no federal constitutional question involved.

Moreover, Congress clearly understood that even when the government is targeting foreign persons for collection, communications of US persons may be acquired if those persons are in communication with the foreign targets, for example as was testified to in today's hearing when Najibullah Zazi communicated with a foreign terrorist whose communications were being targeted under Section 702.

Mueller testified to that in March 2011 to the Senate judiciary committee.

Aguirre never formally testified to investigators in the case.

This singularity testifies to changes in resource management.

This particular subpoena went to President Thomas Jefferson, compelling him to testify in court in Richmond.

Adair had to fly to Washington in June to testify in order to get his equipment.