depositions in English
Edward V's deposition
the deposition of four expert witnesses
A deposition is sworn testimony taken in an informal setting (no judge or jury) before trial as part of the prediscovery process.
Use "depositions" in a sentence
1. Chapter 2319: Affidavits; DEPOSITIONS
2. Asserting the Privilege in Depositions or Discovery Responses
3. All but two of these patients (75%) showed simultaneously amyloid depositions in the heart.
4. Acid depositions, too, belong to this category because of their spreading effects over large distances.
5. Simultaneously a moderate fibroblast activity surrounded the crystal depositions resulting in a discrete connective tissue encapsulation.
6. Synonyms for Buryings include burials, interment, sepulture, entombments, inhumation, obsequies, committals, funerals, last rites and depositions
7. The investigators have yet to gather many documents, conduct depositions or assemble tallies of Aggrieved homeowners
8. Critical loads for nitrogen and acidity were exceeded by present depositions on many plots.
9. Atmospheric modelling, air pollution depositions and adverse impacts, transboundary exchange of pollutants, emission inventories
10. Critical loads for nitrogen and acidity were exceeded by present depositions on many plots
11. Instead, Smithson borrowed models from geology and physics, imagining history as a series of Alluviations, depositions, and stratifications
12. 25 The depositions touch on rumors of illegal drug use, extramarital affairs and petty squabbling.
13. Depositions and in-court witness examinations allow for an opportunity for cross-examination; Affidavits do not
14. Confrontation “The primary object of the [Confrontation Clause is] to prevent depositions of ex parte affidavits
15. Acid depositions from both domestic and international sources pose a serious threat to our lakes, forests, and
16. There is no damned end to the money it costs to take depositions in a malpractice case.
17. But as this annotation shows, most of the complaint has been Corroborated during closed-door depositions of administration officials, through public statements and …
18. 29 Electron-dense granular calcium depositions in different number were observed in dilated cisternae of rough endoplasmic reticulum, and vacuolated mitochondria.
19. · Data on depositions of contaminants within the Arctic (e.g. Hg, Pb, acidifying substances) from modelling work, and fluxes to the Arctic via oceans and rivers, etc.
20. In 2002 an angling and fish consumption ban was announced, because PCB had been discovered in the sediment depositions on the bottom of the lake.
21. The lower sedimentary of Yixian Formation show form basin margin to centre three facies coexistence paleogeography characteristics of planar, linear and relatively quiescence water mass depositions .
22. Gabriel Adonou, quoting Monsignor Nicodème Barrigah-Benissan, Bishop of Atakpamé and president of the Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission (CVJR) in Togo, writes [fr] in his blog,”I blog for life” [fr]: “By the 17th of last December, the commission had received a total of 18,571 depositions [...] According to evaluations performed by the United Nations, the commissions preceding the CVJR received between 7,000 and 20,000 testimonies or depositions.
23. Authenticating Exhibits at the Pleading Stage, Disclosure and Discovery; Taking Depositions with the Purpose of Getting Documents Admitted Into Evidence; Authenticating Exhibits at a Deposition; Using Requests for Admission to Your Advantage
24. The duty of the accountant ( Ganaka ) was to make calculations regarding the suit claims and the duty of the scribe ( Lekhaka ) was to record the proceedings of the court which included the plaint , depositions of witnesses and the judgement of the court .
25. Acidification may refer to: Ocean Acidification, decrease in the pH of the Earth's oceans Freshwater Acidification, atmospheric depositions and soil leaching of SOx and NOx Soil Acidification, buildup of hydrogen cations, which reduces the soil pH
26. d) CCC and MSC-W together will continue to evaluate trends in concentrations and depositions of acidifying pollutants and base cations from EMEP data; MSC-W and CCC will explore new methods for evaluating and validating results between measurements and models
27. d) CCC and MSC-W will continue to evaluate trends in concentrations and depositions of acidifying pollutants, as can be derived from the present EMEP data, and jointly report on their analysis; MSC-W and CCC will explore new methods for evaluating and
28. Definition of crematorium : an establishment or structure in which the bodies of the dead are cremated He had two funerals in the morning, both bodies due for the crematorium afterward… — Jack Higgins The depositions enabled the commission to gather further evidence from coroners and from the files in morgues, mortuaries and Crematoriums.
29. Alluviation (s) (noun), Alluviations (pl) The depositions or formations of sediments or materials that have been carried and left on land areas by running water; such as rivers or streams: Alluviations are the results of sand, silt, mud, or other detritus (loose materials) left by flowing water in river beds, flood plains, lakes, etc.