Sentence examples for generally substantiated from inspiring English sources

The report on the prewar statements found that on some important issues, most notably on what was believed to be Iraq's nuclear, biological and chemical weapons programs, the public statements from Mr. Bush, Mr. Cheney and other senior officials were generally "substantiated" by the best estimates at the time from American intelligence agencies.

Ethical arguments frequently raised against sham-controlled trials were generally not substantiated.

But while the report recounts "troubling" episodes and a "potential appearance of politicized decision-making," it "generally did not substantiate the allegations we heard about partisan or racial motivations" or favoritism in enforcing voting rights laws in either administration.

Since then, it was generally believed that the emperor had been poisoned, but that fact was not substantiated until 2008 when a report was issued by Chinese researchers and police officials confirming that the emperor had been deliberately poisoned with arsenic.

We substantiated the increase of protein in the nuclear compartment, which has not been generally noted or investigated.

It is also substantiated by the fact that increases in mixed venous oxygen partial pressure are generally associated with an Oxygent-dependent improvement in tissue oxygenation, as demonstrated in the heart, brain, muscle, gut and liver [ 13, 14].

Generally in these policies, claims of the severity of the women's and children's health situation are not substantiated by scientific data.

No allegations were substantiated.

One complaint was substantiated.

Only one has been substantiated.

All of that is substantiated.