Sentence examples for going to validate from inspiring English sources

But he said he wasn't going to "validate the language that Hillary Clinton used to describe the American people".

"The Orthodox are never going to validate the others," said Bob Atkins, 63, a lawyer and a convert to Conservative Judaism.

"If it comes out in a gray area, and things start to unravel elsewhere, then it is going to validate the Democratic argument that we don't know the half of what is going on.

Neither of them are going to validate the sacrifices made by the 1,200 young people murdered by the regime, the 8,000 maimed, the 16,000 court-martialled".

The people around us are rarely going to validate us – the best Lucy can do is to observe at the program's tenderest moment: "Charlie Brown is a blockhead, but he did get a nice tree".

In the rest of this section, we are going to validate this claim.

"This just upped the bar as far as how deep the court will ask you to go to validate that you used reasonable business judgment".

http://www.contractors-license.org/ This is a reference only site that allows you to determine what your state licensing requirements are, and where to go to validate a contractor's license.

Michael Jordan also went to the All-Star Game as a rookie, and this may be the ultimate sign of how far James has to go to validate comparisons to Jordan.

"I am confident that [the evaluation] is going to corroborate our claim from day one, it will validate what was going on in her mind and will validate the actions that were taken that evening," he said.

"I don't think the Irish contribution needs to be validated, as such, but if it is going to be validated then what better place to do so than Buckingham Palace".