Sentence examples for corroborate claims from inspiring English sources

More witnesses have also recently contacted the Guardian to corroborate claims that the Italians are prosecuting the wrong man.

(The judge also refused to admit testimony from witnesses who could corroborate claims about Mr Gray's violence).

Such results corroborate claims (Bartels, 2008; Krugman, 2006) that the expansion in economic inequality since the late 1960s helped increase support for conservative legislation.

But he also strongly defended the performance of the fund and its staff, saying that it was vital to corroborate claims and "be careful with the taxpayers' money".

The letter appeared to corroborate claims made by News International executives that there was no evidence criminal activity on the paper went beyond one rogue reporter.

Critics believe the figures corroborate claims that Brexit has in effect given the Home Office the green light to target Europeans in the UK.

But confidential data from the N.F.L.'s dementia assistance plan strongly corroborates claims of a link between football and later-life cognitive impairment.

"But there is a lot of other evidence, including documentation and testimony from ex-police officers, which corroborates claims of child abuse linked to Westminster.

The criminologists say that their study corroborates claims of innocence by Norris, saying that their study shows that just because a nurse is on duty when deaths occur is not sufficient by itself to indicate guilt.

Brown's lawyer, Michael Lamonsoff, told The Huffington Post that his firm's investigators have corroborated claims that Williams was thrown to the ground during the arrest, causing his asthma inhaler to fall out of his pocket.

That many referrals were from private hospitals corroborates claims that private providers lack the capacity to manage serious illness [ 53, 57, 58].