Sentences with phrase «give testimony to the fact»

These gains are ambiguous, but I give testimony to the fact that for me they seem to promote the common good.

Not exact matches

«3 How, in fact, are we to conjoin the interiority of primary affirmation and the exteriority of acts and of existences that are said to give testimony of the absolute?

According to ABC News, prosecutors say they were not aware of the charges against Botha and that the detective gave a «muddled» testimony, admitting that Pistorius» version of the events on the evening of the shooting did, in fact, align with the police's account.

But to the believer the cross and resurrection are not anterior facts awaiting subsequent evaluation and interpretation: for him faith is something given «in with and under» the testimony of the cross and resurrection.

In fact, the Minister himself is here to give testimony to the seriousness with which we look at this project.

In fact, I gave testimony about them to the U.S. Commission on Improving the Effectiveness of the United Nations.

This product has more than enough testimonies to how good it is from the reviews and it is all natural meaning that except the canine has other issues, it is likely going to fit well over a very wide range given the fact that it is also grain free.

How can scientists help the political process by ensuring that the testimony is from the best representative (s) in that field, the person or persons who indeed possess the «full confidence» of the group to give the politicians and the public the facts and truth as it is currently known; and NOT a bunch of «personal views» or «bright ideas» about using pure gold slabs to cover every city and village on the planet and protecting everyone from harmful intergalactic Z - rays?

In the context of giving testimony or signing a document, to affirm means to state as a fact.

There is a clear distinction between: evidence (or testimony), which consists of statements of fact given by witnesses on oath (subject to prosecution for perjury), governed by the rules of evidence, and which the jury is required to consider but not accept (in the sense that a verdict which is not supported by the evidence can be set aside on appeal),...

That (or if) John Burke of Sweet and Maxwell in 1947 allegedly created Current Law in order to give himself something to do while watching cricket, mixing business with pleasure, would be testimony to the fact that great ideas emerge for all sorts of reasons.

In order to prove your case in court, your attorney may need to hire certain experts who can testify to certain facts of the case, give their expert opinions to the court, and refute inaccurate testimony given from the defense.

However, since the legislation has been enacted, the BCHRT has been very reluctant to award costs, only doing so in cases where parties have been dishonest in the process, for example fabricating facts giving or false testimony, and / or for refusing to adhere to already agreed - upon terms of settlement.

The information a witness gives in court is called testimony and is used as evidence to set out the facts of the alleged crime.

The Virginia Court of Appeals recognized that the trial court judge, as fact finder, properly ascertained wife's credibility, determined the weight to be given to her testimony, and had the discretion to accept or reject any of the wife's testimony.

In our efforts to gain approval for our amendment, we held weekly strategy meetings with our lobbyist and AAMFT, made our presence known at hearings (even when we could not testify), wrote testimony, gave oral testimony, created fact - sheets comparing the profession to allied professions, and started utilizing grassroots outreach.

A client may also wish to have his or her therapist give lay (nonexpert) testimony as to facts (not opinion), such as the therapist's observation that after the client learned of his or her X2B's adultery and betrayal, the client is in therapy, is on medication, gained or lost weight, and is deeply upset.

This gives the spouses much more latitude than they would have in court where the judge must apply the law to the facts of the case as he or she determines those facts after hearing the testimony of both spouses and all other witnesses and reviewing all relevant financial and child - related documents.)

The expert may give an opinion as to the broker's performance if asked, such opinion is testimony, not a finding of any fact.