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Cohen’s
testimony
also highlighted the likelihood that various aspects of US foreign policy, including favorable statements about or treatment of certain autocratic leaders, have been influenced by Trump’s private business interests – existing or desired – in those countries, which include Turkey, the Philippines, and Saudi Arabia, as well as Russia.
The women and children whose limbs Taylor ordered to be hacked off bear
testimony
to his brutality, and the countries left in turmoil make clear that there can be no durable peace in West Africa unless the man who unleashed these conflicts is stopped.
As I pointed out in recent Congressional testimony, poor education leads to poor job prospects, poor families, and back to poor education – if not with a detour through incarceration, which makes it even harder to break the cycle.
This was made clear by the recent
testimony
of General David Petraeus, the head of America’s Central Command, responsible for military affairs in the Middle East.
Nevertheless, I would like to leave just this one honest testimony: I am dying, just as I lived, as a good Frenchman.”
It was also glaring
testimony
to the failure of the first phase of Egypt’s revolution.
We need to push back at public hearings and in
testimony
about pending legislation, and not let the most passionate voices bully our politicians and policymakers into choices that placate the loudest few, but that deny the greater community the most good.
The fact that a former president of Serbia, Ivan Stambolic, could disappear without a trace in 1999 is grim
testimony
to the power of Serbia's criminal underworld.
Decoding BernankeCAMBRIDGE – Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has been struggling to deliver a clear message about the future of Fed policy ever since his May 22
testimony
to the US Congress.
The return to power from the political wilderness of Daniel Ortega in Nicaragua and Alan Garcia in Peru, two of the most demonized enemies of US foreign policy during the 1980’s, provides sardonic
testimony
to this.
Second, the court staff was entirely Muslim, which meant that
testimony
was viewed solely from a Muslim perspective.
Beyond raising the costs of economic transactions among Muslims at the time, rules meant to limit religious freedom – the denial of “choice of law” to Muslims and restrictions on non-Muslim judicial
testimony
– helped to create a culture of mistrust that now limits progress in various areas.
Nancy Birdsall, the president of the Center for Global Development, cites the example of a Ghanaian citizen providing
testimony
to the US Congress in the hope of convincing American officials to pressure the World Bank to change its position on user fees in Africa.
That’s why the repeal legislation was kept secret until the last moment and was never subjected to expert
testimony
or analysis – or even considered by a Congressional committee.
For most Serbs, any lie or avoidance of a clear answer was proof that the entire
testimony
was false.
The Israeli embassy in Waraw responded with a sobering question: Will Holocaust survivors giving
testimony
about their personal histories also be subject to criminal liability?
According to
testimony
provided by now-former Equifax CEO Richard F. Smith to the US Congress, the breach reflected the negligence of one individual in the IT department.
Indeed, Snowden’s leaks also revealed that National Intelligence Director James Clapper misled the US Congress about the NSA’s surveillance practices in his
testimony
at a hearing held in March by the Senate Intelligence Committee.
And the Republican senators who rallied behind the nomination of US Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, despite his misleading
testimony
and entirely credible evidence of past sexual misbehavior, have shown it’s not true.
The judge also took the
testimony
of a number of Habré's DDS directors, and even allowed former victims to confront their torturers face to face.
That a German ex-chancellor is going to lead the company that could provide Russia with a means to manipulate the EU economy is
testimony
to Europe’s dangerous complacency in the face of Putin’s neo-imperialist ambitions.
The
testimony
of the runner Yuliya Stepanova was the key to exposing Russia’s state-run doping program.
When his trial began, the prosecution tried to exclude Hamdan from the room during the
testimony
of a witness against him.
As Christy Romero, TARP’s current Special Inspector General, put it in written
testimony
submitted for the February 14 hearing, our largest financial institutions “…continue to be dangerously interconnected.
It is a
testimony
of the responsibility and maturity of the German people that this miscellaneous alliance of the disaffected only attracted 12% of the vote.
That Iran is often seen as a principle backer of the Chechen separatists is also
testimony
to the truly short-sighted nature of Russian policy.
As Dennis Kelleher, the president of the advocacy group Better Markets, documented in recent congressional testimony, two years after the passage of the Dodd-Frank legislation, the US banking system continues to fight hard – and effectively – to undermine meaningful reform.
(Kelleher’s
testimony
is a must-read assessment, as is his opening statement to the hearing).
As I told US lawmakers during congressional
testimony
in February, Western governments have long supported the people of Tibet.
Measures were incorporated to ensure that the Commission would obtain the
testimony
of perpetrators as well as victims.
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