Sentence examples for has given confirmation from inspiring English sources

Hawkeye technology has given confirmation to what we have suspected for a long time – the player who plays closer to the baseline compared to his or her opponent wins the match.

The comparison of spectra, here not reported, has given a confirmation of this phenomenon and of a concomitant readjustment of hydrocarbons in the C1s region.

Dynamic imaging using analysis of CD11c-enhanced green fluorescent protein (EFGP) or major histocompatibility complex CII-EGFP mice has given visual confirmation of DC extending into the small bowel, showing that this happens frequently in the proximal jejunum but much less in the terminal ileum.

Intel has given us direct confirmation of the deal and noted that the majority of employees joined the company.

Only cross after you've made eye contact or waved, and the truck driver has given a visual confirmation that he sees you.

The cast of Will & Grace may be on the verge of a reunion, but Courteney Cox has given Friends fans the ultimate gift: confirmation that the comedy will never return.

He has given no indication that he is not the same man who was unworthy of confirmation in the 1980s.

[Page A11.] With today's selections, Mr. Bush has given his cabinet a more conservative cast, and some choices are likely to meet opposition during the confirmation process.

Peter Kilfoyle Ex-Liverpool MP said he had been given confirmation his name was on a list of numbers uncovered by police investigating phone hacking.

Both views of the role require candor in the S. G. That's why last week the Senate Judiciary Committee postponed its vote on Mr. Olson after reports surfaced that he had given misleading testimony, during his confirmation hearing, about his role in a project run by The American Spectator to find damaging information about the activities of the Clintons in Arkansas.

Commentators said that the G.O.P., by refusing to hold confirmation hearings for Garland, had given Democrats a campaign issue and an improved shot at winning back the Senate.