Sentence examples for testimony request from inspiring English sources

Last year, after Democrats took control of Congress, they should have immediately (or, at the very least, after the first time a document or testimony request went unanswered) halted work on everything else they were doing to pass an Independent Counsel law.

The Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA), following the release of court testimony, requested that Webber's high school, Detroit Country Day (DCD), forfeit the three state titles won with Webber in the lineup (1989 91).

The expert witness program of the Florida Medical Association reviews expert testimony upon request by a member.

Perpetrators of violence (white males) could also give testimony and request amnesty from both civil and criminal prosecution.'.

The Congressional panel that heard the testimony then requested that the Justice Department investigate Clemens on suspicion of perjury.

In exchange for his testimony, Javier requests electricity in his neighborhood so the kids can play baseball at night rather than be tempted by street gangs and crime.

He said he would request testimony next week from several Chevron employees.

A convicted killer at the centre of a popular podcast that raised questions about his guilt and whether he had a fair trial will seek to call an alibi witness who has never before testified and include her testimony in his request for a new trial, which is pending in an appeals court.

The requested testimony, however, could relate to potential charges against the firm connected to trades made in July 2008 in the shares of the drug makers Elan and Wyeth.

Defence lawyers said late on Wednesday that they had formally requested testimony from the two agents that approached a classification specialist assigned to the defence team, as well as an FBI special agent assigned to the 9/11 prosecution team.

[C5.] Deliberations Continue in Rigas Trial Jurors in the fraud trial of John J. Rigas and two of his sons requested testimony about one son, Michael, before ending a sixth day of deliberations without reaching a verdict.