Sentence examples for testimony of its from inspiring English sources

With the continued testimony of its 12th and final witness, Andersen apparently hoped to portray that it was not reasonable for the jury to assume that anyone at the firm knew the S.E.C. might soon be requesting its documents related to Enron.

The work itself will continue to give "mute testimony" of its origins.

Only then will Microsoft be able to lodge an appeal.In that event, Microsoft will argue that, despite all the courtroom fireworks, most of the written testimony of its witnesses has entered the court record unchallenged by Mr Boies.

One fear is that the N.A.S.D. will compel testimony of its members, then turn over the testimony to federal prosecutors before whom the members have asserted their Fifth Amendment rights, as lawyers in the Cromwell case argue.

The House Intelligence Committee, which has provided testimony of its witnesses to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence for a declassification review, has not yet turned over the official Stone transcript to Mueller, according to the people with knowledge of the situation.

Clayton Holdings, a company based in Connecticut that vetted home loans for many investment banks, has agreed to provide important documents and the testimony of its officials to the New York attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo, in exchange for immunity from civil and criminal prosecution in the state.

It addresses the nature and symptoms of gout, the history of its understanding by scientists, its treatments and the testimonies of its sufferers.

Based on original research in the trials of the pogrom's perpetrators and the testimonies of its Jewish survivors, Steinweis brings to light the evidence of mob action by all sectors of the civilian population.

Here, the Debtor cited to testimony of Craig Mulhauser, its CEO, and Lisa Donahue, its Chief Restructuring Officer, to evidence the efforts by the officers and directors to preserve the value of the Debtor and design the restructuring and exit financing.

The N.C.A.A. does not have subpoena power, so it does not have the ability to compel testimony outside of its enforcement program.

The Civilian Complaint Review Board, charged with investigating police misconduct, has been reluctant to consider the question of false testimony part of its purview.