Sentence examples for inquiry substantiated from inspiring English sources

The initial Army inquiry substantiated the accusation of General Kennedy that General Smith grabbed her and tried to kiss her in her office at the Pentagon in 1996, Pentagon officials said.

The inquiry substantiated the claim of the woman, Lt. Gen. Claudia J. Kennedy, whose career is often cited as an example of the opportunities for women in uniform, that Maj.

So this independent line of inquiry substantiates the data from tooth morphology.

Mr Netanyahu, dismissing the report as "drivel", demanded a full-scale police inquiry.The inquiry has not, apparently, substantiated the specific "Bar-On for Hebron" equation.

The belief that forests increase rainfall has not been substantiated by scientific inquiry.

In January, an internal investigation found the allegations were not substantiated, but the inquiry has been described by campaigners and UN staff as biased and flawed.

The federal prosecutor said "clues that led to his arrest were not substantiated by the ongoing inquiry".

And research substantiates these women's experiences.

Mr. Apotheker replaced Mark V. Hurd, who was forced out last August after an inquiry by H.P.'s board into accusations, never substantiated, that he sexually harassed a former contractor.

This discrepancy can be explained by the different steps that CSA cases go through before they are substantiated, and thus counted in official-report inquiries.

In the mid-1980s, Treasury Departmentment investigated whether the center had helped smuggle guns, but the claim was never substantiated, and the group's leaders said the inquiry was politically motivated.