Sentence examples for had not substantiated from inspiring English sources
The Foreign Office described the report as "unsubstantiated and irresponsible" and maintained that the authors had not substantiated their claims during meetings with FO officials.
Because of an editing error, an article on Thursday about the Federal Trade Commission's decision that Reebok International had not substantiated body-toning claims for its EasyTone sneakers described incorrectly the listing status of Adidas, Reebok's parent.
While the United Nations said Iraq had not substantiated the assertion, a spokesman said that a Dutch citizen working for a Swiss company hired by the United Nations to inspect goods at border crossings had been withdrawn because he had "taken some photographs in an area which the government considered to be sensitive".
"The applicants had not substantiated their argument that people outside the UK were more likely to have their communications intercepted.
Also Thursday, FBI Director James B. Comey announced that while U.S. law enforcement officials were on heightened alert following the Paris attacks and pledges by Islamic State to strike New York and Washington, federal law enforcement agents had not substantiated any "credible" threats at this time.
The New York Times reported that the first man "told the F.B.I. that he had been inappropriately touched by Mr. Hastert," and added that its sources said that investigators hadn't substantiated the allegations.
Therefore, we have not substantiated a food safety violation at this time.
I am sorry to say that the NLA has not substantiated the legal basis for its licence," says Bartlett.
Lewis's camp contended that Tyson bit Lewis on the leg during the melee, but so far it has not substantiated the charge.
Uber said last month that it has not substantiated all the claims in the letter — some of which were also withdrawn by Jacobs (who previously reached a financial settlement with Uber).
However, Bourdette notes that research has not substantiated this claim.
