Is truth only what emerges from oral testimony such as that given by Shoah's interviewees?
Even Alan Greenspan, who supports a tax cut, pointed out in Congressional testimony, "Such tax initiatives... historically have proved difficult to implement in the time frame in which recessions have developed and ended".
In Meier, the term has to do with a belief based on testimony, such as we find in Kant's Lectures on Logic as well as in his 1786 "What does it Mean to Orient Oneself in Thinking".
Testimony such as "My bruising bothers me especially in the summertime when I can't [go swimming] because I'm always bruising and people look at you funny" and "I've had co-workers and friends ask me if my husband was beating me" were recorded.
We base our judgement on personal dealings with them, third-party testimonies, proxies (such as their training, role and affiliations) or whether we are offered some protection by an outside institution, such as a regulator.
Church services often revolve around testimonies of such results.
The testimonies of such refugees and defectors have been available only since the mid-nineties, when more and more people, driven by extreme hunger, started to flee North Korea.
Loftus concedes that the subject is "a little slippery," and that, at least in principle, her testimonies in such cases could have resulted in real perpetrators of child abuse getting away with their crimes.
The testimony of such witnesses seemed to have little to do with Loretta Lynch.
The Fed chair, Janet Yellen, did make clear in her congressional testimony that such a move will be data dependent.
