perjurious การใช้

• "perjurious " and " germane ."
• Most of the illegal leaks suggesting his testimony was perjurious falsely describe his testimony.
• They argued that the article accusing Clinton of perjury identifies no specific perjurious statements.
• A third type of perjury entails the procurement of perjurious statements from another person.
• It may involve evasion of subpoenas, lying to a government agency and perjurious testimony.
• That was why he adopted wrong rather than unlawful, accepting indefensible and rejecting perjurious.
• The same is true of the other counts charging " perjurious " statements.
• But House Republicans said that the president's answers to the Starr prosecutors were perjurious.
• Before 1998, how many people ever heard of the word " perjurious "?
• The fourth impeachment article stemmed from what it called " perjurious, false and misleading sworn statements"
• He testified that even if Clinton had committed perjury, not all perjurious statements were equal under the law.
• Prior perjurious, false and misleading testimony given in the Paula Jones sexual harassment lawsuit filed against the president.
• To construe words and tenses so narrowly, they felt, was trickily misleading, deliberately deceptive or even perjurious.
• The president referred or reverted to this perjurious, false and misleading statement many times throughout his grand jury testimony.
• More explicitly, the article charges the president with providing perjurious, false, and misleading testimony governing the following topics:
• If it is charged that his statement was in any respect perjurious, false and misleading, the President denies it.
• But it fails to identify any specific statement by the President that is alleged to be perjurious, false and misleading.
• Article I is fatally flawed because it charges multiple instances of alleged perjurious, false and misleading statements in one article.
• Democrats also complained that the first two articles of impeachment, dealing with perjury, failed to specify the statements deemed perjurious.
• William Jefferson Clinton willfully provided perjurious, false and misleading testimony to the grand jury concerning one or more of the following: