(1) Those who eventually become baptized are required to give a public testimony .

(2) In his testimony in Court, Aleksiejuk reiterated much of his medical notes and letters.

(3) The pictures of Gandhi, created with dots and stencil print, stand testimony to the artistic acumen of these students.

(4) However, he also held that the expert testimony in question in the case was only of a personal view and not indicative of whether a responsible body of opinion would agree.

(5) Experts would make jurors and trial judges overly skeptical and inclined to reject the testimony of eyewitnesses.

(6) They said that this was a very simple case, that it would only involve a fine and they would help me write the testimony and so on.

(7) They may not be as noticeable as other buildings owned by the church, but their size and quality are testimony to the standing and authority the local minister once had.

(8) Eyewitness testimony , however, directly contradicts their version of events.

(9) Just outside the town centre is a business park that is living testimony to Stirling's growing reputation as an ideal location to set up headquarters.

(10) Hume does not tell us what conditions would raise the quality of testimony to the level of a proof, although what he says later yields some hints.

(11) Chief executive Paul Ellis said the results were testimony to how healthy growth and concern for the environment could go hand-in-hand.

(12) Those who take Bayle to be a religious skeptic discount this testimony as dissimulation.

(13) There is no greater testimony to Ross Schipp's management skills than his guidance through our recent merger.

(14) Hearst was an accomplice; by law, her uncorroborated testimony was not enough on which to build a case.

(15) The teams that have won All-Irelands are testimony to the value of having a consistent place kicker among their ranks.

(16) His blackened finger was testimony to the fact that he had played in pain

(17) In both cases, testimony functions as a public affirmation of participation in the church community.

(18) At the first session in September the court heard the testimony of the two experts.

(19) He was converted mainly through the testimony of a fellow carpenter, who witnessed to him at work and cried to God over his soul in prayer at home.

(20) Whether the prosecution should have been allowed to use his testimony is a harder question.