Sentence examples for upon the testimony from inspiring English sources

Worse, most inquiries depend almost exclusively upon the testimony of abuse survivors.

"You cannot convict this man," Mr. Martin told the jury, "based upon the testimony you heard on the witness stand".

Lawyers for El Paso seized upon the testimony as evidence of sloppy research and said it signaled how weak the case was because El Paso's accusers could not pinpoint how much blame should rest with the company.

These calculations are, in every instance, based upon the testimony most favorable to the plaintiff; allowing him the highest estimates for what he had done, and reckoning the residue at the lowest.

The Creditors Committee also relies upon the testimony of John Craig, President and CEO of Enersys, Inc. ("Enersys"), to support its argument that the Debtor's enterprise value has been significantly undervalued.

And you'll make your decisions based upon my testimony, based upon the review of the record in terms of what has happened, and based upon the testimony of others.

Jesus's saying 'Blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe' signified, for Wilkins, that it was 'a more excellent, commendable and blessed thing for a man to yield his assent, upon such evidence as is in itself sufficient, without insisting upon more.' The testimony of the other disciples should have been in itself sufficient for Thomas; and yet he insisted upon more.

"We're pleased that upon hearing all the testimony and examining all the evidence, the jury recognized that Sprint makes a significant investment in its customers through reduced handset prices and discounted monthly rates," Mr. Taylor said in an e-mail statement.

Shouldn't the jurors, who must finally decide the guilt or innocence of the President of the United States, have the opportunity to hear the testimony upon which they must cast their vote?

The testimony upon this point is fully set forth in the opinion of the circuit court (54 Fed. 746, 757), and it establishes beyond all controversy that Lennon had notice and knowledge of the injunction.

This is true since the finding that there was some evidence to go to the jury on the subject of negligence independently considered was necessarily a ruling against the binding instruction asked at the close of the testimony, upon the assumption that there was nothing adequate to go to the jury to show liability under the Federal law.