Sentence examples for Substantiate a claim from inspiring English sources

Closeness in meaning can itself substantiate a claim of similarity of trademarks.

You can make up junk about those issues because Beltway reporters will find some thinktank "scientician" to substantiate a claim that, say, sharks eat gorillas in the jungle.

The new version also restores the right of appeal when the department finds insufficient evidence to substantiate a claim — another change.

In 1990, the ASA upheld a complaint against Jersey after it failed to substantiate a claim that it had more sunshine that anywhere else in the British Isles.

"Other than the videotaping of coaching signals, there has been no evidence to substantiate a claim of misconduct by the Patriots on any of these matters," Aiello wrote in an e-mail message.

The report said it could not substantiate a claim that one member had breached data protection by using a membership list to promote a public meeting to discuss concerns about the suspension of Wallasey CLP.

Otherwise, VA must send multiple requests and gather evidence from multiple sources to substantiate a claim--which is a main cause of the backlog.

There were rumours that Agnes and Heraclius were lovers, but this information comes from the partisan 13th-century continuations of the Historia, and there is no other evidence to substantiate such a claim.

All too often, blacks are called upon to substantiate an intellectual claim with a personal one — as if that would make people stop being racist, narrow-minded, or boring, or persuade them to support affirmative action.

If you're disappearing to escape debts or substantiate an insurance claim, you could be charged with fraud and imprisoned.

Dr. Hecker added that he was also unable to substantiate a North Korean claim that 8,000 fuel rods were reprocessed last year to extract plutonium metal -- an essential step in developing nuclear weapons.