Sentence examples for if proved true from inspiring English sources

Mexico has also requested the Obama administration investigate the allegations, which, if proved true, would be considered a serious violation of sovereignty for the country.

If proved true, such abuses could severely weaken Mr. Ouattara's position internationally, where he has been championed as the country's legitimate president.

I know that there is a deep, dark racist history in Chicago and, if proved true, this would be just one more point on the list.

The office of Gov. David A. Paterson issued a statement saying that the railroad's new concerns "are incredibly troubling and if proved true unacceptable.

Damningly, if proved true, Mr Mozilo was keen to sell the ARM portfolio long before he stopped praising it in public.Since the case is civil, the SEC can seek only financial penalties.

The charges are significant because, if proved true, they would illustrate the longtime symbiotic coziness between the police and journalists at The News of the World, which was owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation.

It's unclear at this point if his behavior, if proven true, violates either criminal law or Army regulations.

Knoedler's lawyer, Charles D. Schmerler, said in a statement: "If proven true, the new allegations against Rosales are a sad development for the entire art world".

"The documentary is done from a certain point of view, but I think it takes aim at situations, that if proven true, aren't acceptable," said Trias.

If proven true, Obama said "people have to be held accountable, and it's got to be fixed … But I've got no patience with it.

"If proven true, that would be good news from a research standpoint, because we know a lot about how the animal model works".