Sentence examples for testimony in response to from inspiring English sources

The problem is that the written evidence from the raid on Mulcaire's house in 2006 and Mulcaire's recent testimony in response to court orders keep tripping them up.

Yesterday, Catz also gave testimony in response to the oft-repeated claim that Oracle only bought Sun (where Java was first created) in order to use it to sue Google.

Mr. Garcia's testimony came in response to attempts by the plaintiffs' lawyers to set the historical context for their lawsuit.

Stephen Colbert pulled no punches with his look at Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's testimony Thursday in response to an allegation of sexual assault. .

Zuckerberg's testimony comes in response to the revelation that a third-party app developer had improperly sold the personal data of up to 50 million Facebook users to political consulting group Cambridge Analytica, which did election work all over the globe, including for Donald Trump's presidential campaign in 2016.

Much of his testimony today came in response to questions from Mr. Sherman about his requests for money and for help from Connecticut officials.

It is an additional peculiarity of Sullivan's and Campbell's books that they have almost nothing to say about two famous recent cases in which public figures have been accused of lying: Bill Clinton's deposition in the Paula Jones case (which Campbell has a paragraph on) and Clarence Thomas's testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee in response to Anita Hill's accusations.

Kargus appears to dispute its former client's account; according to the court testimony, Mr Lorho said in response to questioning that EDF knew what method his firm would use to get into Greenpeace's computer systems.EDF is also awaiting the outcome of another investigation.

An emailed testimony was also gained in response to the allegations from the Perth students, meaning no interview was required.

In Italian legal proceedings, defendants are allowed to make spontaneous comments, and Ms. True's remarks came in response to testimony by Daniela Rizzo, an archaeologist and prosecution witness.

Mr. Lee testified that the changes were made because previous reports had been incomplete, not in response to testimony by the prosecution's experts.