Sentence examples for testimony given for from inspiring English sources

Source: Transcribed testimony given for and against proposed and final legislation, coded by the authors.

The types of participation and argument in each state are summarized in Table 2. Source: Transcribed testimony given for and against proposed and final legislation, coded by the authors.

195, 35 L.Ed.2d 1110, held that once immunity was granted, it protected the witness against prosecution not only for a crime that relates to the precise testimony given but also for the fruits of such testimony.

It is plain beyond doubt that they were referred to on the assumption that the 1903 Act granted whatever immunity it did, not merely for testimony given before judicial bodies, but for testimony given before all the various governmental agencies that subpoena witnesses to give evidence before them on antitrust matters.

We coded testimony given before legislators for arguments used, and identified the institutional affiliations of presenters and their position on the legislation.

But perjury prosecutions for testimony given in legislative settings are not common.

Not only was there in that case no intimation that the immunity provided in the Act was for testimony given before judicial agencies only, but both opinions went on a precisely opposite assumption.

In 90 minutes of testimony given to the Special Court for Sierra Leone (SCSL) on Thursday, the Streatham-born supermodel said that while she had accepted the "dirty looking stones" when they were presented to her in the middle of the night in September 1997, she had no idea who had sent them.

Witness testimony given at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) trial of Slobodan Milošević supports the timeline placing the initial combat at 3 00 a.m.

In a note delivered to Judge Peter K. Leisure of the Federal District Court, the jury asked for the testimony given by Pete Rozelle, the N.F.L. commissioner, and Donald Trump, the owner of the U.S.F.L. Generals, relating to their meeting in March 1984 at The Pierre, a Manhattan hotel.

The historical roots of the vote appear to trace back to an April 2009 congressional testimony given by Tia Nelson, executive secretary for the Board of Commissioners of Public Lands and daughter of former Wisconsin Democratic Governor Gaylord Nelson, in favor of passage of the American Clean Energy Security Act of 2009.