Sentence examples for been able to corroborate from inspiring English sources

Have we been able to corroborate this threat?

But the United States has not been able to corroborate those conversations.

Today, F.B.I. officials said they still had not been able to corroborate the threat, describing the information as "somewhat credible".

But we've not been able to corroborate word that Bibbo taught at a girls' school after retiring from playing.

Mr. Scoppetta said neither the police nor his agency had been able to corroborate the man's claim, nor determine which court in Virginia would have been responsible.

Nowhere in the document does the agency assess the veracity of those sources, though it does note that at one point the agency had "not been able to corroborate some of the more sensational threat reporting".

"Everything that he told us about, we were able to corroborate," said Jolene Goeden, a special agent with the F.B.I.

She was able to corroborate that this event had actually happened by asking her mother about it.

Without the cooperation of these bodies, individual bondholders will not be able to corroborate that they own bonds.

At some point this summer, US, British and French intelligence agencies were able to corroborate the information they had, and concluded that the Qom site was an enrichment plant.

Mr Fletcher said: "No doubt they were given separate rooms to allow Denford easier access to them and so that they wouldn't be able to corroborate.