Hamas's reticence perhaps also attested to frustrations with Islamic Jihad.
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Fellow billionaires Peter Thiel and Tom Barrack attested to Trump's character.
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Then the emir attested to his own "good" relations with Israel.
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The defense argued that Mr. Christensen, in effect, attested to Mrs.
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Paddock's former neighbor in Viera, Florida, attested to his love of gambling.
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The backing for the move attested to that geographical and political reach.
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The decisions attested to a president riled up by cable news and unbound.
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The pro-hmm-ers attested to the power of a well-placed hmm.
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In other words, all three of the participants have attested to Garry's innocence.
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Mr. Lee's admission on Monday attested to the lasting nature of the problem.
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Family members in Tashkent showed certificates that attested to his good performance in school.
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Jean Carnahan (D-Mo.) are among the others who have attested to Biden's character.
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A crater on the pitted road attested to the rebels' skill at fashioning explosive devices.
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The streets of Elyria attested to the consequences of this long decline in earning power.
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This attested to a ridiculous "sweating" heuristic, by which some Americans allegedly decided on their president.
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The robust slate of people of color, both politicians and ordinary citizens, attested to these facts.
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" It added that the ruling attested to the "open pressure on the organization and its leadership.
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During his hearing, Bridenstine attested to the existence of climate change and humankind's role in it.
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The dozens of earthmovers gouging the soil on the outskirts of Wuhan attested to that strength.
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They produced testimonials from dozens of friends and family members who attested to Mr. Samson's good character.
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Instead, we clearly see his private pain on his terms, attested to by those who knew him best.
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The former Microsoft CEO has attested to reading 50 books a year, or roughly one book a week.
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It was not, they said, and the small but growing number of families of color attested to this.
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Citing deceptive advertising, the agency said the company offered prizes to consumers who attested to the games' effectiveness.
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Former staffers attested to Ms. Trump as a traffic driver, with clicks coming primarily from the United States.
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But while a chorus of scholars have attested to its genuineness, not everyone is convinced it's a Leonardo original.
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Former journalists at the Walla news site have attested to being pressured to refrain from negative reporting of Netanyahu.
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Over and over, these officials, in no coordination with one another, have attested to the integrity of their elections.
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But Paul has apparently attested to just how real their marriage is in an interview on Brenden Tieger's YouTube channel.
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Hernández had always attested to her innocence, saying that she did not even know she was pregnant until the delivery.
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The surprise Chinese offer to buy soybeans attested to their gamesmanship and attempt to sway Mr. Trump with big numbers.
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Reich's collaborators from India didn't like hearing that their own DNA samples attested to massive past migrations into the Indian subcontinent.
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Second, the Iranians are abiding by the deal, as attested to by the investigators who are authorized to inspect Iran's facilities.
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Smashed windows and damaged shop fronts hundreds of meters away attested to the strength of the blast, which tore through the area.
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Reagan benefited from a less-polarized electorate, attested to by the fact that he garnered 27 percent of the Democratic vote in 1980.
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Speaking in September to Cipher Brief, a newsletter, he attested to Mr Snowden's intelligence and ability but questioned his qualifications for speaking out.
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Another passenger also attested to seeing people "running everywhere," telling the Washington Post that she first thought the sound came from a firearm.
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Volker's name was mentioned 41 times — and in multiple instances, Taylor, Kent, and Republicans on the committee attested to his integrity and loyalty.
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Coonfield and Lopez-Fuentes later attested to their extensive experience dealing with terrorists: between them, they have interviewed several hundred suspected ISIS members.
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Secretary of Defense James Mattis, quoted in the bill, attested to the need for climate change effects to be incorporated into military planning.
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More than 1,000 of Ford's fellow students have signed a letter that attested to the rape culture that surrounded their shared high school experience.
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It is a shift I know well and recently attested to in a video released by the Department of State on World Refugee Day.
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Others, however, shared stories that attested to his character, talent and status as one of the top pop stars of the 21992s and 22005s.
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"ANZ's directors have attested to compliance despite the approved model not being used since 2014," RBNZ's deputy governor, Geoff Bascand, said in a statement.
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A proliferation of photos with Ms. Windsor, many posted on Tuesday in social-media tributes by people including George Takei, attested to her accessibility.
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Arianna Huffington, the founder of the Huffington Post who is also an Uber board member, has publicly attested to Mr. Kalanick's willingness to change.
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The rising fatality figure attested to the declining seaworthiness of the boats provided by traffickers and to changes in their tactics, Mr. Spindler said.
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But she also attested to receiving scores of messages of support too, being referred to as a "role model and inspiration" in the conservation arena.
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Weapons inspectors and US intelligence officials, including former CIA chief and current Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, have attested to Iran's compliance with the agreement.
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Earlier this week, the sneaker giant released another advertising tribute to Williams in which fellow athletes (and Kevin Hart) attested to her dominance and inspirational poise.
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Yet, as attested to by The Letters of Vincent van Gogh (Penguin Classics 18893), and in the recently republished A Memoir of Vincent van Gogh (J.
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And everything from her shortness of breath to her shaky voice attested to how incredibly difficult and painful recounting these memories of her alleged trauma were.
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Under questioning, he "attested to the fact that no one except for himself had control of the Glock firearm since his purchase," a Tampa police report said.
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The answer, attested to in mountains of studies and visible everywhere in our politics, is this: Change of this magnitude acts on us psychologically, not just electorally.
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With his wife, Melania, at his side, Mr. Trump radiated a paternal beam as his four grown children attested to his skills as a father and mentor.
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Our own government, the International Trade Commission, has previously attested to the fact that the sugar program kills three manufacturing jobs for every job that it sustains.
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Stephen Ryan, Gentry's attorney, said he expects the temporary suspension to last no more than two months and that witnesses during court proceedings had attested to her professionalism.
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Mr. Sulzberger, who died in 2012, attested to that in a speech that he gave in 1996, on the 25th anniversary of the release of the Pentagon Papers.
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" Pankaj Mishra has suggested that Jhabvala may have grown so bitter because she lacked "the wide range of experience that V. S. Naipaul and E. M. Forster attested to.
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Sources have attested to this hygienically questionable practice coming into play in parts of Africa, India, South America, and even by one account in Greece as late as 1896.
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They attested to murders, rapes, beatings and tortures — one inmate, Danny Bennett, died after he was shocked with cattle prods and left unconscious under the sun in 100-degree heat.
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That they were even available and affordable, he said, attested to the lack of interest of major institutions in the 1980s in African-American letters — a situation that has changed.
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The history of American finance is littered with examples of executives who delay recognizing errors until it's too late, as the collapse of Lehman Brothers later that year attested to.
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All in all, the week attested to the vagaries of the art market, which can simultaneously seem as volatile as tech stocks and as reliable as United States Treasury bonds.
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Four days after the Brumadinho dam burst, the police arrested the outside inspectors who had attested to its stability, along with three Vale employees responsible for safety and environmental licensing.
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The varied backgrounds of those who came out attested to the way Islamic State drew in people from across the world, and swept up Syrians and Iraqis in its cruel rule.
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Both chefs worked under Henderson at St. John and have attested to the enduring influence of the restaurant's "use every part" approach to cooking, as well as Henderson's famously calm demeanour.
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Unnamed female graduate students, including all the women now suing Dartmouth, reported the claims to the college's Title IX office or attested to them, according to the suit and plaintiffs' lawyers.
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S. Surface, is a curator, designer, resident of Seattle, member of the Seattle Arts Commission and a fellow member of the Artist Campaign School, who attested to the power of Oliver's campaign.
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A number of ISIS followers and members captured and questioned in the last two years, including French jihadists Faiz Bouchrane and Reda Hame, have attested to Adnani as head of the Amniyat.
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Nor is it fair, at this point, to pull out from your affidavit of support, unless you think that something you were told and that you therefore attested to was substantially untrue.
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A number of ISIS followers and members captured and questioned in the last two years, including French jihadists Faiz Bouchrane and Reda Hame, have attested to al-Adnani as head of the Amniyat.
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Her doctor attested to her well-being at the start of her campaign, releasing a detailed letter about her medical history that ultimately stated that Clinton was "fit to serve" as the president.
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Two of the studies WADA included were co-authored by Professor Bloomer, one of the expert witnesses, which attested to Higenamine's negligible performance-enhancing effects and did not directly measure beta22014-receptor responses.
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Although Trump said the JCPOA imposed "very weak limits on the regime's nuclear activity," it actually represented the most intrusive inspections regime in the world, as attested to by IAEA Director Yukiya Amano.
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It's a clearly impeachable pattern of action, documented and attested to by multiple witnesses, confessed to multiple times, in violation of longstanding political precedent and a moral consensus that was, until 24, universal.
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The fierce maneuvering in the hours leading up to the votes attested to the complex political crosscurrents of the Brexit debate, more than three years after Britons voted to leave the European Union.
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Playing with Mr. Sorey here, he often reduced Monk's song themes to scaffolds and wisps; his own chiming, splintery swing feels attested to Monk's long shadow, even in a context dominated by free improvisation.
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Ms. Harris cited medical experts who have attested to the level of stress endured by children like Marta and the risk of developing long-term attachment disorders, as well as behavioral and learning challenges.
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Along with others in the industry, Purdue paid doctors who attested to the drug's safety and became a major funder of groups that advocated on behalf of pain patients and campaigned to have opioids prescribed.
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Mr. Northam's Republican rival, Ed Gillespie, an establishment operative, chose to dog-whistle himself breathless in pursuit of the state's pro-Trump white voters, and the president attested to his make-America-great-again credentials.
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This resulted in a lack of training of new contractors, according to 15 different sources who also attested to a drop-off in quality of support that at times led to serious incidents being mishandled.
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This is attested to by the fact that one of the most pressing needs within migrant advocacy groups are skilled interpreters who can speak not Spanish, but Nahuatl, Zapotec, Mam, K'iche', Mixtec, and other indigenous languages.
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However, Trump enjoys considerable support in Lackawanna and neighboring Luzerne counties, attested to by the 12,000-strong throng that turned out for a rally down the road a little way in Wilkes-Barre in late April.
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In the days following publication, the CEO personally attested to the safety and purity of Johnsons Baby Powder in a video posted on the companys website, as well as in an appearance on CNBCs Mad Money.
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Even after his addendum, here are events confirmed in documents or attested to by other witnesses that Sondland still hasn't managed to "recall": There are a few common themes to what Sondland has failed to recall.
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Although scholars such as Shaul Shaked of Hebrew University have attested to their genuineness, suggesting (among other things) that the range of languages represented makes forgery extremely unlikely, scholars have often been fooled by fakes before.
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And another: Of course, he does still need to learn that black and white does not automatically make for a good picture, as Cyrus herself attested to this summer, though his heart was in the right place.
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If we don't, it's somehow seen as a sign that we're less credible, or less capable, and by and large, guys don't have to deal with this, as my awesome male coworkers can and have attested to.
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It was bad enough that an Astros assistant general manager got fired during the 2019 World Series for screaming profanely at a woman in the locker room, which his own boss denied until eyewitnesses attested to it.
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At the same time, the president's team spent a while arguing that Trump was very concerned about corruption in Ukraine, which was notoriously bad, as many of the Democrats' own witnesses attested to during the impeachment hearings.
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In the days following publication, the chief executive personally attested to the safety and purity of Johnsons Baby Powder in a video posted on the companys website, as well as in an appearance on CNBCs Mad Money.
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During a confirmation hearing for the NASA administrator post in November, Bridenstine attested to the existence of climate change and humankind's role in it, but would not say if humans were the primary contributors to climate change.
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Not that anyone's questioning the church's veracity, but for good measure, the Secret Service attested to the car's authenticity, and the Archdiocese of New York will provide the winning bidder with a letter of confirmation, according to Charitybuzz.
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Jordanians applauded the step but for many Israelis, the failure to negotiate an extension of the border area-land access was disappointing, and attested to the sorry state of relations 25 years after the peace accord was signed.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel hailed the arrival of the foreign minister, Sameh Shoukry, as "important from many points of view," adding that it attested to Israel's changing relationship with Egypt under the leadership of Mr. Sisi.
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Both Kavanaugh and his former classmate denied that the alleged assault took place and Republicans released a letter signed by 65 women who knew Kavanaugh while he was in high school and who attested to his good character.
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi recently attested to the depth of cooperation in an interview last week with 60 Minutes — so deep, in fact, that the Egyptian government made an attempt to stop the interview from airing.
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Lewis consistently attested to his belief that visual art was a unique language and that the role of the artist was to engage with the contemporary moment in a way that was accessible to his or her audience.
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Here's what we do know: Clinton's doctor has attested to her well-being at the start of her campaign, releasing a detailed letter about her medical history that ultimately stated that Clinton was "fit to serve" as the president.
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It was the highest-profile and probably the most far-reaching of the many Monk tributes happening this year, and it attested to the durability of Monk's influence, even at a time when consensus in jazz has grown rare.
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ROME — In a small showroom filled with replicas of Leonardo da Vinci masterpieces, Lucia Borgonzoni, Italy's under secretary for culture and a member of the right-wing League party, attested to the authenticity of her disgust with the French.
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The saddhu at the entrance to Bandhavgarh National Park, who daily rang his bell at his shrine, attested to the fact that the same tiger would come and listen to his instrument every evening before disappearing into the forest.
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A range of people have attested to Ms. Clark's transformation, including Elaine Lord, former superintendent of the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility for women, the maximum-security prison where she has spent almost all of her 35 years behind bars.
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Strategists who worked against Mr. Trump in 2016 have attested to the power of a television-formed image: The perception of Mr. Trump as a decisive billionaire executive from his years on "The Apprentice" was almost impossible to dislodge.
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" And its legacy is attested to in the poem "Famous" by Naomi Shihab Nye: "I want to be famous to shuffling men / who smile while crossing streets, / sticky children in grocery lines, / famous as the one who smiled back.
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When the state of Florida dug him up, fifty years later, the forensic examiner noted the fractures in the wrists and speculated that he'd been restrained before he died, in addition to the other violence attested to by the broken bones.
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Locals recall long-shuttered airline bars, such as Gregory's on Metropolitan Avenue, Spirits tavern, and Yer Man's Irish Pub, where a collection of discarded bras hanging above the bar attested to wild nights of flight personnel shedding their in-flight decorum.
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Mr. Price said the comment, which was attested to by an employee who heard it firsthand but who asked to remain anonymous, inspired fear in the office and reflected an increasingly hostile stand by management as the new rules took effect.
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Even if there were reams of peer-reviewed data that attested to the long-term efficacy of deradicalization, the concept would be an extremely tough sell in a nation in which slowly enunciating the phrase "radical Islamic terrorism" is a proven vote-winner.
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" One was Renate Schroeder Dolphin, who did not know, when she attested to Kavanaugh's good-guyness, that he had reportedly enjoyed trash-talking about her as a teenager and posed with some fellow football players in a yearbook photo of "Renate Alumni.
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Heavily bombarded during a bloody two-week battle in World War II and the subsequent 44-month occupation by the Japanese before being handed over to US forces on September 4, 1945, Wake Atoll has attested to the resiliency of US military members and civilians.
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But Martians might as well have been included within the commission's mandate because there is as much evidence of widespread Martian voter fraud as there is of the human kind, which to say, as attested to by academic experts and election officials, there is none.
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In 1735, when Carl Linnaeus organized all the species in the world into one vast taxonomy, he included a section on "Animalia Paradoxa": creatures, common in folklore and myth or attested to by far-flung explorers, that he felt compelled to itemize yet deemed unlikely to exist.
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As the vehicles kept rolling by, because there were no empty seats, the clusters of partyers, restaurant workers and young couples on date night who were willing to wait as much as an hour for a ride attested to a larger-than-expected, pent-up demand.
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The veil of secrecy attested to just how sensitive the topic remains, but over the course of the two-day gathering, the group coalesced around big ideas like the need to pay farmers to use their land to draw down carbon from the atmosphere, participants told POLITICO.
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Erica Johnson-Seck, a vice president of foreclosure and bankruptcy for OneWest, explained in a July 2009 deposition that she "robo-signed" 6,313 foreclosure-related documents per week, spending just 30 seconds on each sworn affidavit that attested to the veracity of all relevant information in the case.
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Clay's ability to take Gorgeous George's shtick and make it his own, his intuitive understanding of precisely what reporters wanted and needed, and his ingenuity in breaking into Life magazine all attested to his decision not only to reinvent himself but also to redefine how others saw him.
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""They've got to get off the 'quid pro quo' thing, because it's complicated, they've already attested to the fact that it occurred, and what we're dealing with here is corruption, abuse of power in a way that damaged American national security," Himes said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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The first rumblings that footage of Trump's behind-the-scenes antics on The Apprentice might ruin his electoral chances came from an Associated Press report by Garance Burke, who spoke to 20 people who had worked on the show and attested to his sexist behavior in footage that hit the cutting room floor.
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A 903-page brief filed on Friday by Mr. Turner's lawyer, Eric Multhaup, said Mr. Turner did not get a fair trial for several reasons, including the exclusion of testimony by character witnesses who spoke of his swimming career and his performance in school and attested to his honesty, the appeal said.
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As attested to by the three plays of his that were all produced in 1973, Mr. Storey would work simultaneously on several manuscripts of plays or novels, walking between them like a painter moving from easel to easel in a second-floor room in his house in the Camden district of London.
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The practice of observing Shabbat, the Jewish Sabbath during which work ceases from sundown on Friday to sundown on Saturday, allows him to spend quality time with his family despite his busy schedule (celebrities like Karlie Kloss and Natalie Portman have also attested to the benefits of unplugging from technology on Shabbat).
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While many of Biden's former colleagues in the Senate and others have attested to his character, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and some Republicans have seized on the allegations.
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Trump's communications team has a good reason not to answer any questions along these lines: The last time a White House staffer attested to reporters that Trump had full confidence in a top official, the staffer was senior counselor Kellyanne Conway and the official was National Security Adviser Mike Flynn — and Flynn proceeded to get fired hours after she said it.
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"I am satisfied that on the particular facts of this case, including the fact that Ms. Meng is a well-educated businesswoman who has no criminal record and of whom several people have attested to her good character, the risk of her non-attendance in court can be reduced to an acceptable level," Justice William Ehrcke said in his ruling.
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Buchinger's existence and feats are attested to by a number of his Decalogues (designs incorporating the Ten Commandments), family trees, coats of arms, and a portrait of Queen Anne—most of them bearing his signature written in forward, backward, and upside-down calligraphy, and the epithet "born without Hands and Feet"—and by contemporaneous portraits of him, as well as articles, poems, diaries, broadsides, and playbills about him.
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