Sentence examples for testimony a claim from inspiring English sources

In 1984, Robert White, the former U.S. ambassador to El Salvador, named two Salaverria brothers -- Julio and Juan Ricardo -- as two of six Salvadoran exiles in Miami who had directly funded death squads, repeating in sworn congressional testimony a claim he'd made earlier as ambassador.

Judy Natkins, a frequent courtroom observer, said she had not found the testimony too awkward, though the apparent absurdity of some testimony — a doctor's claim, for instance, that a Q-Tip can do as much damage to a woman as a penis — has drawn reactions.

Harding's apologetic testimony had suggested such a claim was likely to be settled amicably for considerably less than £100,000.

But on Thursday, in a fiery speech from the dais during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing ― which had been precipitated entirely by Blasey's testimony ― Graham ranted about a claim from another woman, who came forward this week.

Not for libel but for an injunction against the distribution of a tome containing grand jury testimony they claim was illegally obtained.

But a prosecutor in the Marche, the Italian region where the "Victorious Youth" briefly came ashore at the port of Fano and was placed in hiding — at first in a bathtub and then in a cabbage patch, according to past testimony — filed a new claim in a regional court.

Howell's two co-defendants, who fingered Howell as the shooter, have also recanted crucial parts of their testimony and claim police pressured them into giving false statements.

The court also listened to expert testimony who claimed about a month of full-time work would be necessary to process the tapes that have the snapshots of all the district's emails from the time when Hubbard is accused of misappropriating funds.

In testimony, Dmitrichenko claimed to have ordered a beating not an acid attack and that the acid was on the initiative of assailant Yuri Zarutsky.

The case comes to an end without either defendant having elicited any testimony supporting their claim that Stewart sold her shares pursuant to a prior arrangement to sell when the share price fell below $60.

One of the most sensational parts of Ms. Siddiqui's testimony was her claim of being held in a secret prison.