on oath
under oath

You are going to have to give your evidence on oath.

It should have the power to take evidence on oath.

But that did nothing to discount the evidence she had just given on oath.

"Would you make a statement, on oath, to that effect?"

Except in the case of a child, oral evidence must be given on oath or affirmation.

The Admiral has given evidence on oath that he received no written report from the accused.

The defendant could say on oath that he had no means of maintaining himself in prison.

Especially when he promised Mother on oath he'd never jump again."

Evidence is given on oath and witnesses are subject to cross-examination.

Here, significantly, it is only God who puts himself on oath by passing between the pieces.

You may think this a very remarkable statement to make, but that is the prisoner's evidence on oath.

The commission has power to make inquiries and examine witnesses on oath.

This should be countered by forcing witnesses to provide evidence on oath.

When sitting for that purpose, they shall be on oath or affirmation.

It's the evidence he gives on oath what matters.

It's customary for all witnesses to give evidence on oath."

"I'm awful sorry, friend, but this is on oath and I just have to say it.

Its procedure is that of Roman law: the parties can be examined on oath.

You're asking more if you ask an honest man to lie on oath."

"After all," said his eye, "the fellow is not on oath."

Being preliterate, and having no other form of contract, the People put great weight on oaths.

Witnesses to Commons select committees should have to give evidence on oath, he said.

When the defendant comes before the Chancellor, he will have to answer the Bill on oath.

They are thus similar to affidavits (which are made on oath).

The judge asked him to speak on oath.

Under oath you could always have told the real story.

And how important do you think it is to tell the truth, especially under oath?

But first there was a big fight about whether or not to place him under oath.

He's probably not even thinking in terms of lying under oath.

The matter before the House is a question of lying under oath.

And I have testified for five full days under oath.

To date, nobody has been asked a single question under oath.

On the one hand, she has not yet testified under oath.

He testified under oath that the other man had hit him first.

Remember, you're under oath; you have to tell the truth.

But neither did the President ever say that they must now tell the truth under oath.

Just remember, what I said in the courtroom was under oath.

"I'm probably the first person who was ever under oath to himself.

And maybe he'll be caught lying under oath about it!

"Would you be willing to come to my office and provide a statement under oath?"

"Then why not just let his client say it under oath?"

You claim under oath that all this was said by a child who is not yet four years old?

He has said under oath that the department's decision was made on the merits.

Hard as that might be for you to believe, he in fact lied under oath.

He denied it again last month under oath during the trial.

Yet we would all lie under oath, given the right circumstances.

"I have been waiting for seven years to get this out and what better condition than under oath."

"So if you get asked under oath whether you've ever picked on Peter, what's your answer going to be?"

But if forced to testify under oath, she will do so.

How did he become the first President forced to testify under oath about his private life?