Sentences with phrase «sources under oath»

[At the hearing] the assistant attorney general compelled all these witnesses to disclose all their funding sources under oath.

Not exact matches

No doubt Obama will have growing reason to fear the embarassment of impeachment as Congress continues to gather information from a variety of under - oath and technical sources.

INVESTIGATING HOLDER: The House Judiciary Committee is looking into whether Attorney General Eric Holder lied under oath earlier this month when he said he wasn't involved in the «potential prosecution of the press,» two Republican committee sources confirmed Tuesday.

Once a source of national leaders of both political parties, New York state has descended into a bizarre, riveting spectacle of corruption and political debasement, with its governor facing calls to resign as well as new charges of accepting illicit perks and lying under oath, the dean of its congressional delegation giving up his gavel over corruption charges and another House member announcing he won't run again amid allegations of sexual harassment.

One source of disagreement is how much Cold Spring Harbor actually knew about what was in the patent applications; while its lawsuit claims that Hannon didn't know about the copying until March 2008, when a Cold Spring Harbor attorney informed him of the news, Ropes & Gray says that «Dr. Hannon (along with his four co-inventors) signed declarations under oath... confirming that each application accurately disclosed the work for which they were seeking patent protection.»

The funding chart, long suspected to be inaccurate, and which various sources have said they are willing to testify under oath as to how it's being manipulated, is claimed by CIG to only track backer money.

So if there's a civil trial Gleick will have to take the stand and answer under oath everything he knows about the source of the forgery.

In another interview account (10th paragraph here), Gelbspan «learned that some of the climate skeptics would be testifying — and be compelled under oath to reveal their funding sources — in St. Paul, Minnesota ``, an event taking place a mere eight weeks after Gelbspan co-wrote the WashPo article with Paul Epstein.

When he learned that some of the climate skeptics would be testifying — and be compelled under oath to reveal their funding sources — in St. Paul, Minnesota, where administrative judge Allan Klein was reviewing the environmental costs of coal - burning by the state's power plants, Gelbspan resolved to use his own savings to fly out to cover the hearings.

The use of this tiny group of «skeptics» became clear in the spring of 1995 when they were forced to disclose for the first time under oath how much funding they had received from industry sources.