Sentence examples for testimony required from inspiring English sources

She told them they were the de facto spokesmen for a "failed policy", and that their testimony required the willing suspension of disbelief.

PAGE A20 Retrial in Drowning Case A Texas woman convicted of drowning her children in a tub was granted a new trial by an appeals court, which ruled that an expert's false testimony required it.

O'Neil went on to write that he and his client disagreed with the idea that her testimony required permission.

The expected standard of care in any specific situation may be difficult to determine, as is the expert testimony required, in order to establish what is acceptable and appropriate, under the particular circumstances.

But its application to the acceptance of testimony requires an account of the relation of degrees of belief to full or all-out beliefs, if speakers typically enter unqualified assertions and hearers typically accept them as stated.

The Abrahamic traditions uphold the importance of "witnessing;" false witness is prohibited and truthful testimony is required.

(The trial lawyer shorthand is that every week of testimony will require a day or so of deliberating).

If you ever suspected that Spencer Tracy was bisexual and Tyrone Power a coprophiliac, and if you happen to believe everything you read, here is all the testimony you require.

Moreover, the psychologist's interpretation of that testimony will require comparison with his own knowledge of his inner conditions, so that the drawbacks of introspection make themselves felt from two sides, not just one (SW V: 198).[7] The aforementioned ways of capturing the prime facts of psychology are all defective; no true science can content itself with such inadequate material.

He said he was cooperative, never missing an appointment, and was never told that he should not travel or that his testimony might be required in a case the government was building against Mr. Hussayen.

But given the rap world's elaborate language and codes, prosecution and defense lawyers have agreed that witnesses' testimony has often required translation if it is to make sense to the jurors.