Sentence examples for Corroborated information from inspiring English sources

We did, however, obtain consistent information from the different respondents, in addition to document analyses that corroborated information from key informant interviews, suggesting that respondents' representations were valid.

Murillo said the investigation has corroborated information given by arrested gang members who confessed to participating in the massacre, that the victims were incinerated in a huge funeral pyre that burned for 14 hours.

The two other sources, described in the C.I.A document as "a civil engineer" and simply "the third source," were described as having "corroborated information related to the mobile biological weapons program".

"There is a world of difference between an application that relied solely on this information and an application that relied on this and 22 pieces of independently corroborated information," he said.

Authorities would provide only vague details about the informant and his connections to Los Zetas, saying that he had been charged in the United States with narcotics crimes and that those charges had been dropped because he had "previously provided reliable and independently corroborated information to federal law enforcement agents" that "led to numerous seizures of narcotics".

The Americans are not identified, but Mr. Naftalis said in the 2011 document that several cooperating witnesses charged in Minnesota with traveling to Shabab training camps had interacted with Mr. Warsame in East Africa, and had corroborated information provided by him.

Data from focus groups was used to corroborate information from professional informants and oral histories.

The study also relied exclusively on a single informant, the adolescent, and could have been enriched with corroborating information from parents and siblings.

Johnson, the police superintendent, said Sunday that he could not corroborate information about Augustus potentially selling cigarettes.

Clemens will also be asked about corroborating information that committee staff members developed on their own that ties Clemens to such drugs, the lawyers said.

The people of the modern world need to understand and develop the ability to corroborate information and not just accept information as true without further inputs.