Sentence examples for corroborating a from inspiring English sources

Guardian Australia understands these stricter reporting requirements were implemented in response to concerns of Victoria police about the difficulty of corroborating a registrant's reported and actual travel movements.

A grand jury declined to bring charges against two officers who witnessed the DuBose shooting, despite seemingly corroborating a false claim that DuBose's vehicle dragged Tensing.

A new survey of chief financial officers at midsize manufacturing companies found substantial optimism about business prospects in 2003, corroborating a recent spate of positive data on the economy but differing with the views of America's top chief executives.

Two officers who witnessed the shooting of unarmed 43-year-old Samuel DuBose in Cincinnati will not face criminal charges, despite seemingly corroborating a false claim that DuBose's vehicle dragged officer Ray Tensing before he was fatally shot.

A company spokesman told the Guardian that the reports of Beats Music closure were not true, corroborating a report from technology site Re/code that Apple would maintain the Beats Music subscription service.

On January 6th the government reported that employment had risen by 200,000 in December compared with November, the best gain since April, corroborating a cluster of other reports that show an economy picking up steam.

"It corroborates a lot of people's positive feelings," he says.

The latest inflation report appears to corroborate a broader trend of higher prices.

They could be required to corroborate a confession with stringent evidence.

In 2002 she gave closed-door Congressional testimony; Senator Charles Grassley described her as "very credible... because people within the F.B.I. have corroborated a lot of her story".

Mr. Basanisi was involved in the initial four months, participated in interviewing five witnesses and in our view did not manage to corroborate a single allegation.