Sentence examples for corroborated allegations from inspiring English sources

The whistleblower, who resigned from Serco last year after raising concerns, corroborated allegations from former detainees that some women felt they had to flirt with staff to obtain everyday essentials such as toiletries.

The N.C.A.A. enforcement staff acknowledged to the University that if Nevin Shapiro, a convicted con man, said something more than once, it considered the allegation "corroborated"—an argument which is both ludicrous and counter to legal practice.

"Mr. Chmielewski provided new details and corroborated other reports regarding allegations of wasteful spending of taxpayer funds and your disregard for the ethical and legal requirements of your position," the lawmakers wrote in the letter.

"Her allegations against Prince Andrew are strongly corroborated," Roberts' lawyers claim in their motion, adding that despite Buckingham Palace's denials, the royal household "has not attempted to explain what led to the Prince having his picture taken with his arm around a 17- year-old American girl at night in London in an intimate setting in a private residence".

Ms. Bailey, laughing, corroborated that account.

I have received much corroborated information from all these people.

The police said that some of the calls to 911 corroborated that claim.

That further corroborated his story that he had had been with his co-workers that night.

Tasfai's account was corroborated to the Guardian by one of Berhe's flatmates in Khartoum.

Klann's account was corroborated by at least one Vietnamese survivor from the village.

James Peters and Sgt. Richard Tully, corroborated and contradicted Mr. Walsh's story.