Sentence examples for testimony was provided from inspiring English sources

Some of the testimony was provided by Naftali, who has waged a public battle calling for the attorney general to submit an indictment against the Netanyahus.

As if that were not sufficiently horrific, that testimony was provided by the boy's own father, who had himself been in a previous sexual relationship with the defendant.

While the hearing ended before any testimony was provided about Ms. Temple's response, the documents -- including handwritten material -- survived and were entered into evidence.

Perhaps the most damning testimony was provided by his former mistress Kimberly Bell, who claimed in Game of Shadows that Bonds once threatened to kill her.

Some of that testimony was provided by a beautician, who appeared on behalf of the defense and told the jury that dreadlocks tend to fall out much more easily than other sorts of stylized hair.

The tapes are still unaccounted for, but new testimony was provided at the hearing last week that clearly cast the circumstances of Dr. Lee's actions in a far different light.

Whether or not there's conclusive proof of the alleged assault, every senator is entitled to vote yes or no on elevating Kavanaugh from his current position as a federal appeals court judge to the pinnacle of American law based on their individual, subjective assessments of whatever testimony is provided.

But in the testimony, which was provided to The Huffington Post, Romney noted that he regularly traveled back to Massachusetts.

Without that testimony, which was provided by one of the officers, it will be a lot harder for prosecutors to prove that Goodson knew that Gray needed medical assistance.

Testimony from Tuesday's hearing was provided in advance by congressional sources.

The three motions to exclude expert testimony referred by the district court address the proposed testimony to be provided by Schwegman's expert Dr. Jean-Pierre Dubé, the Publishers' expert Dr. Randall H. Victoria, and Schwegman's expert Douglas Gary Lichtman.