Sentences with phrase «given testimony»

Experts should have specific education in this area, have a training background by teaching attorneys, mental health professionals, etc., and have given testimony in a fairly large number of cases.

A BTC advocate has given testimony to Canada's Parliament that BCH, and all currencies besides BTC, are «scams»

Any frailties that may be inherent in the child's testimony go to the weight to be given the testimony rather than its admissibility.

After the plaintiff has given her testimony, her attorney may choose to call an expert witness or a police officer who responded to the accident scene.

Union of Concerned Scientists employees have given testimony before the U.S. Senate on 453 occasions.

UCS employees have given testimony before the U.S. Senate on 453 occasions, despite the fact UCS has conducted little experimental science or independent research; UCS has instead concentrated on producing literature reviews highlighting scientific research that agrees with UCS» political goals.

Each of the seven had given testimony to one or more Congressional committees.

He has given testimony on climate impacts in the United States Senate and his work on biodiversity impacts has been published in journals, including Climate Research, Climatic Change, and Conservation Biology in Practice.

Mr. Schweickart had just given testimony before a a Senate committee, and told a depressing story about his conversations with staff members shortly afterward.

An expert has given testimony to the US House of Representatives Subcomittee on Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade during its commencement on hearings on the «unauthorized intrusion» on Sony's PlayStation Network and Qrocity service, stating Sony knew that their security software was dated and lacked any sort of firewall against hacking.

Seth tweeted on Wednesday that he had just given testimony before an investigator, the chief prosecutor and the executive director of the Civilian Complaint Review Board.

When witnesses to an event have given their testimony and been cross-examined — even repeatedly and in all courts of appeal — their role as witnesses is played out.

The man who saw it has given testimony, and his testimony is true.

If Mr. Crawford had been with those Buddhist youth, he could have given a testimony that would have touched them, Thomas thought a bit enviously.

The CMHC boss had just given testimony at the House of Commons Finance Committee that effectively called out critics of tighter mortgage - lending rules as self - interested.

But saying it on a national stage, under scrutiny of lawmakers, raised the stakes for the CEO, who had never previously given testimony in Congress.

As Bourque was giving his testimony, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police said they arrested a New Brunswick man after a call to a house fire resulted in the seizure of 485 marijuana plants.

While giving testimony in front of UK lawmakers, the whistleblower and the ex-employee of The Cambridge Analytica Christopher Wylie had even spoken on the India link with the British political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica.

FILE - In this Aug. 24, 2016, file photo, New Mexico Finance and Administration Secretary Duffy Rodriguez, from left, Taxation and Revenue Secretary Demesia Padilla and Legislative Finance Committee Director David Abbey give testimony to lawmakers about state budget shortfalls in Red River, N.M. New Mexico's grinding budget crisis is taking a visible toll in courtrooms where overburdened attorneys have denied legal counsel to poor defendants, at museums reeling from layoffs and admission hikes, and at state universities and colleges grappling with steep spending cuts.

April 2018 — Zuckerberg agrees to give testimony in front of US politicians — but continues to ignore calls to appear before UK politicians to answer questions about the role of fake news on its platform and the potential use of Facebook data in the UK's Brexit referendum

One of the corporate officers gave a testimony, which included a story about how generous he had been to his church.

I did give my testimony.

Wish you could give your testimony at my church!

«I, Jesus, have sent my angel to give you this testimony for the churches.

Rethink, sure, except for Mormons who give their testimony that they were in an accident, injured in some way, etc, but were not injured where their garments covered, their garments protected them.

Now I will give you a testimony of God, that he lives, Jesus is the Christ, Joseph Smith is the Prophet of the restoration of the fullness of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

We gave testimony.

But those first witnesses didn't just give their testimony in words.

I can give my testimony though.

«With great power the apostles gave their testimony to the resurrection of the Lord Jesus.»

The groups hold weekly meetings at which the men give testimonies, discuss personal problems, and help each other.

He also became an eloquent spokesman against prejudice, and gave testimony to the United States Holocaust Museum.

The evolving universe gives testimony to the totality of that gift.

Giving testimonies of salvation, miracles, Spirit baptism and healing are part of the ritual of nearly all AG churches.

The Bible, giving testimony to the Word, requires human interpretation.

So I wanted to give my testimony, and pastor said no, «They're not interested, Bob,» he said to me!

Then Karen gave her testimony in worship.

After giving testimony before the Sanhedrin that Jesus was the Messiah, Stephen was sentenced to be stoned to death.

It's fine to give testimony concerning God in your own life ~ and this couple has triumphed in the face of various adversities, especially Brenda.

He gave testimony in November for the upcoming trial to ensure that his evidence would be considered despite his age and illness.

The canon carries within it the principle that makes it sacred for us — the meaning - giving testimony of Jesus, which we as Christians recognize as primary authority.

The inquisitorial process consisted of a series of hearings, in which both the denouncers and the defendant gave testimony.

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

I am disappointed and surprised that some readers chose to avoid the issues I raised, and thereby gave testimony to my argument about a growing moral obtuseness in our midst.

When someone goes through a tragedy, and they experience the comfort of God, they are giving testimony to the great power of God at work in their life.

Then some of us saw Schuller's «Hour of Power» on television, with the smiling minister affirming everyone's potential for success while upbeat singers sang and visiting firemen gave testimony.

At first the witness is not just anyone who comes forward and gives testimony, but the one who is sent in order to testify.

We only give testimony where there is a dispute between parties who plead one against the other and thus it involves a trial.

Do they not know that I will be lying even before I start giving testimony if you hand me a bible and tell me to swear on it that I'm telling the truth?

«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?