Sentence examples for testimony about it from inspiring English sources

It's a relief amidst the strain of pretending that life is wonderful to hear such powerful testimony about it being not.

*The chairman of the panel, Vice Adm. John B. Nathman, said that part of his charge from Admiral Fargo was to look into "implementation of the distinguished visitor embarkation program," but there was little testimony about it.

Ms. Rogers had asked the committee to reconsider its endorsement of Justice Rehnquist in light of "new evidence" that he had acted unethically when he refused to disqualify himself in Laird v. Tatum, the Army surveillance case, and had given "grossly misleading" Senate testimony about it in July.

A trial, they point out, with defense counsel and cross-examination, would at least elicit responses to the charges that Justice Verniero ignored racial profiling by the state police when he was the state's attorney general and then gave deceptive testimony about it in his court confirmation hearings.

But she allowed that some of the evidence and testimony about it could be permissible later, depending on how the trial progressed.

Prosecutors contended that the one document backing up the purported $60 arrangement was a forgery and that the defendants' testimony about it was a lie.

When we asked for firsthand testimony about what it involves from readers of Comment is free, we received about 300 online posts and emails: accounts of dead-end unpaid "work placements"; stories from people in their late 50s who couldn't see any way back into work; suggestions that, in the face of rising unemployment, some of the work programme's providers are barely bothering their clients.

"It's about a 60-page overhaul of the public health code that does a heck of a lot of things and is incredibly dense, and they're not allowing adequate public testimony about what it would do".

Had objection been made in this case during the officer's testimony about the search, it would have called forth of its own force the specific answer that the wife had given her permission and, in turn, the assertion that the permission was ineffective.

Mr. Taber had been telling the judge that the mayor was planning to testify about attending the funerals of police officers and comforting grieving widows when Judge Weinstein disqualified the mayor as a witness and said that if the city wished to elicit testimony about police funerals, it would have to seek another source.

The presiding Judge rejected this argument, and Ms Ambrose's testimony about how long it took her to check the time.