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Meanings of give evidence in English

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Usage of give evidence in English
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Health officials are expected to give evidence on this issue next week.
News.com.au
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They'd agreed to give evidence in the action against the diocese, right?'
The coldest blood
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Former public enterprises minister Barbara Hogan would give evidence on October 15.
The South African
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The case proceeds quickly and the victim doesn't have to give evidence.
The Irish Times
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The accused is expected to give evidence in his own case tomorrow.
Radio NZ
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A number of witnesses are expected to be called to give evidence.
The Irish Times
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Mr Skene and two other investors are scheduled to give evidence today.
News.com.au
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McClellan required Mulkearns to give evidence via videolink from his nursing home.
The Guardian
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The Dowlers will be the first victims to give evidence on Monday.
Reuters
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It is understood that Steele may give evidence in a German court.
The Guardian
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It also cannot compel former police officers to give evidence at all.
The Guardian
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It looks unlikely now that he will give evidence in the case.
The Irish Times
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Morabito is set to give evidence to the parliamentary inquiry on Friday.
The Guardian
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Mr O'Brien is expected to give evidence before the tribunal next week.
The Irish Times
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No doubt he will be able to give evidence in your favor.
The Lighted Way
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They may also be called to give evidence to the independent inquiry.
Radio NZ
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