testimony under oath

It may go as a part of my testimony under oath.

Have the right to call witnesses and take testimony under oath.

Why did you give that testimony under oath in the Jones case, sir?

And you have already seen and read their most recent testimony under oath.

But that would not extend to any testimony under oath before Congress, whether in deposition or at a hearing.

We look forward to taking the testimony under oath of the officials at Andersen who destroyed documents.

But the president had repeated his false testimony under oath to a federal grand jury.

The committee set a Feb. 13 public hearing to receive testimony under oath from those five.

"He could have taken her testimony under oath at the White House.

All of the facts concerning the offence should have been explained during the earlier testimony under oath.

"I have given testimony under oath 26 times involving civil investigations, more than anybody in the current Government.

Testimony under oath could force an official to assume a power of decision in these respects that he or she cannot properly exercise.

They can at least compel testimony under oath and possibly subject former officials to charges of perjury.

A witness usually makes a testimony under oath.

Conversations among the judge and lawyers (as opposed to testimony under oath) are colloquys.

He needs to give testimony under oath.

A recent president gave false testimony under oath, he's admitted, to hide his marital imperfections.

I already have your testimony under oath.

Integral to this function is the power to require the production of documents and to compel testimony under oath.

For six months, using its power to subpoena and force testimony under oath, the subcommittee examined the causes of Empire's financial problems.

But, he said Clinton had agreed to admit he gave false testimony under oath, thus avoiding prosecution.

For example, one bill would require people appearing before a legislative committee to give their testimony under oath to swear that what they said was true.

The Board has the powers to summon civilian and military witnesses, as well as order testimony under oath.

Deliberately lying or giving false, misleading, or incomplete testimony under oath.

That’s your testimony under oath before this jury?”