Sentences with phrase «recollection of the event»

Bharara, in his letter, according to the paper, warns the Cuomo Administration about possible «attempts to influence or tamper with a witness's recollection of events relevant to our investigation..»

Like in a recent pair, «Prickly Things» and «Blacklight», someone is licking her own nipple, but each painting is a totally different recollection of the event.

Later Wednesday, Savino's pattern of answers citing his limited recollection of events led U.S. District Judge Joan Azrack to summon attorneys to talk with her confidentially and then dismiss jurors for a brief break.

The Crown is entitled to explore through cross-examination the impact of the statement on the witness» recollection of the events in

Here, too, it was through response to events in history, not to theological ideas, that the community came into being, and recollection of these events serves to preserve its distinctive beliefs.

Children don't usually have much recollection of the event the next day except for your disapproval at being woken!

(In mouse experiments, short - term memory refers to recollections of events from within the past few days — what is sometimes called recent memory to distinguish it from more transient neural impressions that flicker out after only minutes or hours.

Gillespie found both a thread of commonality in their versions of their lives together, and the infamous attack on Kerrigan; as well as wildly disparate recollections of those events and their three lives together.

His elaborate recollection of events was one of the best parts of the first film - making him a seriously welcome presence in the sequel.

The main plot of Deadpool 2, Ryan Reynolds's second outing as the wise - cracking, regenerative mercenary, doesn't require much knowledge beyond a vague recollection of the events of the first movie.

Trial judges routinely tell officers on the witness stand that they may use their notes to refresh their memory and that they must also have an independent recollection of the events.

The report recounted B's history of psychosis and hallucinations and stated that his mental illness «may have affected his perception and recollection of events so as to undermine the reliability of his account of those events».

This may be less of a concern however in cases where the officers have a present recollection of the events and do not rely heavily on their notes4.

Saunders indicated that in order to have legal credibility, a witness must be mature, articulate, undaunted by cross-examination, psychologically stable and in possession of a clear recollection of events.

If it wound up in court, the judge would have to decide who is more credible, who has a better recollection of the events, and whose story makes more sense.

Re-experiencing the trauma of the affair through intrusive distressing recollections of the event, flashbacks, and nightmares.

«To the extent anyone attempts to influence or tamper with a witness's recollection of events relevant to our investigation, including the recollection of a commissioner or one of the commission's employees,» Bharara's office wrote.»

Mr. Weinstein has a different recollection of the events.»

When confronted had no recollection of the events that occurred even though she was sober that night.»

When I met with Johnston seven years later, his recollection of the events was less dramatic.

Invited a friend around to lunch and then have to rustle up a cheese omelette to disguise the fact that you had no recollection of the event?

I have absolutely no recollection of these events.

According to the newspaper, Barbara's letter Wednesday to the commission's lawyer says attempting «to influence or tamper with a witness's recollection of events relevant to our investigation» would be examined as potential witness tampering or obstruction.

Herein lies the rub for Gov. Andrew Cuomo, according to the NYT, «Preet Bharara's in a letter to the commission's lawyer says attempting «to influence or tamper with a witness's recollection of events relevant to our investigation» would be examined as potential witness tampering or obstruction.»

Gov. Cuomo and his staff were told through their Commission's lawyer, to back off from making any calls to witnesses or attempting to tamper with their recollection of events.

«To the extent anyone attempts to influence or tamper with a witness's recollection of events relevant to our investigation, including the recollection of a commissioner or one of the commission's employees, we request that you advise our office immediately, as we must consider whether such actions constitute obstruction of justice or tampering with witnesses that violate federal law.»

«To the extent anyone attempts to influence or tamper with a witness's recollection of events relevant to our investigation, including the recollection of a commissioner or one of the commission's employees, we request that you advise our office immediately, as we must consider whether such actions constitute obstruction of justice or tampering with witnesses that violate federal law,» Bharara wrote in July.

A 2014 EEG study published in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience found that NDE memories are stored as episodic memories — recollections of events that you yourself participated in, like recalling where you were when the 9/11 attacks happened, rather than simply remembering the fact that the attacks happened.

More complex memories, like the recollection of an event that happened to you, are stored in many different areas of the brain.

There are case reports of people who have experienced terrible life events that resulted in brain damage, some of whom developed syndromes similar to PTSD even though they had no recollection of the event itself.

They also accounted for the richness of participants» recollections of events, to make sure the degree to which someone was able to recall an event did not influence the data.

It appears that as eye witness are dying, the recollection of the events seems to fade out, threatening to be expelled from the collective consciousness.

Harvey Weinstein's Statements Have Taken a Striking Turn — Megan Garber traces the mogul's words, from denials to apologies to claiming «a different recollection of the events.»

American Animals uses this device to address the idea that one individual's recollection of events may be completely different than another's, but more importantly it adds a layer of self - reflexivity that's much welcomed.

The Office - like format in storytelling takes a little while to find a groove, and the fourth - wall breaking isn't always smoothly deployed, but necessary to seeing how the main characters» recollection of the events are not the same.

It's more of a recollection of events told by Bulger's associates rather than an immersive story.

Students use an interactive graphic organizer to relate ideas, observations, or recollections of an event or experience.

The story begins there, though, and easily moves readers from the past to the present, as family members detail their own, sometimes very painful, recollections of events.

Based on his recollections of the event that he shared with Gamesindustry.biz, it's safe to say this his «meeting» with the legendary creator of the Mario and Zelda series, didn't go as planned.

Hamann's work deals with the passing of time in the fixing of an image and the perception and recollection of events.

It was a turning point for him, and his recollection of the event influenced younger artists, such as Robert Smithson, too.

Dig into them to refresh your recollection of the events, conversations, ideas, and anything else you saw fit to write down or save.

This includes recording your recollection of the events leading up to the crash, how the crash occurred, and anything about the driver of the truck or to whom the truck belonged that you can remember — this can help determine whether the truck driver or their employer ought to be named as defendants in a subsequent truck accident lawsuit.

In this case, the Trial Judge simply did not believe an officer of Mr. Robinson's experience could make ``... such a crucial mistake» in his recollection of events and found it «inconceivable that four trained officers would have made the same mistake at the same time by pure co-incidence».

The interview usually involves a chronology covering employment history, the alleged events, and the employee's recollections of the events.