Sentence examples for testimony refers from inspiring English sources

Even false testimony refers to a world in which something actually occurred, something objective.

Furthermore, all testimony refers, at least implicitly, to some specific group and the social bond that supports the activity of giving and receiving testimony among its members.

The testimony refers to the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA) of 1994.

They said that his testimony referred to garden-variety deals.

Saayman stood for his testimony, referring to photographs that were not shown to the gallery and often citing number codes.

Testimony referring to the AIB vetting process also comes after the court learned that the accused created a "virtual office" in Greece to fool unsuspecting bank representatives.

Officials in both the Department of Investigation and the Fire Department would not describe the nature of the false testimony referred to by Ms. Gill Hearn, or identify the firefighters who provided it.

One of the lawyers for the accuser, L. Lin Wood, said the testimony referred to in the documents would have been directly contradicted by three other witnesses who were at the hotel that night and saw the woman as distraught.

Mitchell's 1973 Senate testimony referred to the catalog of abuses of power, including impeachable crimes, that eventually could be traced to the President's own complicity.

After listening to testimony referring to disturbing allegations of child abuse, the judge turned and looked straight at me. "There have been a lot of terrible cases in this county lately.

The board said that at one point in his testimony, he referred to his wife as "the first lady of Brooklyn".