Sentence examples for has verifiable from inspiring English sources

UUHC has verifiable data and comments from statistically relevant numbers of real patients.

A student may be excused from a scheduled final examination or coursework during the last two weeks of the semester if they were progressing satisfactorily and has verifiable medical or personal issues.

"The thought of a well-behaved press tiptoeing daintily in the park for fear of treading on the pretty flowers in so many illicit beds gives this regulator cold grue*." He continued: "We need, do we not, now more than ever, a press that has verifiable reliable sources?

Notably, the committee has rejected the Nordic Model of criminalising sex buyers, as implemented in Northern Ireland last year and, most tantalising of all, has acknowledged that full decriminalisation has verifiable success.

But an astrological work, Cekarasacekara Malai, written during the rule of Cekarasacekaran V (1410 1440) by Soma Sarman has verifiable historical information and has been used extensively by historians from Humphrey Coddrington to S. Pathmanathan to reconstruct the kingdom's early history.

The escalation clause simply allows the price to go that high provided the seller has verifiable proof that another buyer is also willing to pay as much.

In order for the request to be considered, the student must have verifiable medical or personal issues.

The school, which the police said cooperated fully with the investigation, previously denied it had verifiable knowledge of alleged gambling.

One proposal calls for a worldwide ban on sales unless diamonds have verifiable documents proving country of origin.

Facebook remains "firmly committed" to having verifiable names linked to their accounts, the company wrote in a statement.

But they should not have done so unless they had "verifiable information that no crime was committed", according to guidelines.