Sentence examples similar to attest to accuracy from inspiring English sources

Includes signed affidavit attesting to accuracy of maps. 1 map on 2 sheets : col.

Typically, individuals fill out information first, creatively or honestly, only attesting to accuracy with a signature at the end.

According to WMTW News 8, the governor's signed proclamation notes that he "maintains strong concerns regarding the integrity of Maine's ballot and accuracy of Maine's election results and cannot attest to the accuracy of the tabulation certified by the Secretary of State".

Nonetheless, "the appearance of the witness in court to orally attest to the accuracy of the tendered statement is an important safeguard in itself because the witness is certifying the accuracy of the statement before the Court and is available to answer questions from the bench" (Prosecutor v. Milošević 20 September 2003, paras. 16, 19).

"No one could attest to the accuracy of the government's books".

Individuals making such filings are supposed to attest to their accuracy.

But not being the authors of the documents, they cannot attest to the accuracy of each and every statement.

Having worked for David Merrick from 1967 to 1970 as his director of casting, I can attest to the accuracy of your rendering of this extremely complex man.

The law requires a doctor to attest to the accuracy of a finished report before signing it, but Dr. Samuels said he rarely read them.

Executives at Enron, Adelphia Communications, WorldCom and Qwest all said they were reviewing their finances and could not yet attest to the accuracy of past statements.

Hoping to eliminate defective filings, last fall New York courts began requiring lawyers bringing foreclosure cases to attest to the accuracy of their papers.