Sentence examples for testimony considered from inspiring English sources
Back then, ATF chief Steve Higgins wrote in a memo that was part of the testimony considered by Congress: "Current recordkeeping requirements for ammunition have no substantial law enforcement value".
The judge said he was furious that the jury heard and saw Laura Pettitte's testimony, considering that last week he barred any mention of it from the trial.
A meta-analysis of the testimonies considers drivers and barriers for sustainable material innovation on the level of technological niches, socio-technical regimes and socio-technical landscapes, referring to the multi-level perspective used in transition literature.
For centuries, eyewitness testimony was considered the strongest of evidence.
Mr. Abdul Majid's testimony was considered the prosecution's best chance to link the two defendants to the bomb itself.
Field Marshal Tantawi's testimony was considered crucial to the second charge since he was part of the former president's inner circle.
Mr. Castro's testimony is considered crucial to the case against John B. Taylor, who could be sentenced to death if he is convicted.
But what happens when that testimony is considered flawed, as it was in the case of Ernie Lopez, above, who was sentenced to 60 years in prison after an infant in his care died?
Prosecutors do say in their brief that the John Doe witness's "anticipated testimony" is considered significant to the investigation, and that the grand jury "is entitled to consider and rely" on it.
"The select committees heard hours of oral testimony and considered thousands of pages of written evidence in this inquiry and there will be a welcome opportunity to air these issues further in Thursday's debate".
Hansen's testimony was considered a bombshell he said it was 99-percent certain that a global warming trend was the result of man-made pollution and the hearing ended up on the front page of The New York Times.
