Sentence examples for it would substantiate from inspiring English sources

Morocco, for instance, signed the ILO convention on migrant workers' rights in 1991, when it was still a prototypical origin country, hoping it would substantiate its call for more rights to Moroccan migrants in Europe.

And you know, presumably the job of the press is to not go around and spread scurrilous rumors like this until there's actually anything, one iota of substance or evidence that would substantiate it".

It's unlikely the Bears would substantiate any conflicts within the coaching staff, so there will be no telling the veracity of the rumors until after the season.

As of Thursday morning, "sniffer" planes and other sensors had yet to detect any evidence, such as particles in the air, that would substantiate the North Korean assertion that it had set off a hydrogen bomb, a US government source said.

One limitation of this study is that it is cross-sectional, whereas a longitudinal assessment of neuropathy development would substantiate our findings.

But there isn't any information that would substantiate a bin Laden or Al Qaeda role.

"We've asked them to give us anything that would substantiate their claim and we've gotten zippo, nothing".

Mirror reporters are currently ferreting away in Basra for more evidence that would substantiate the allegations of abuse by British soldiers.

Boehner did not explain how Fisa was relevant to the investigation, suggesting instead that additional information would substantiate his assertion in the coming days.

American analysts believe Pakistan would be reluctant to publicly protest the designation, because to do so would substantiate American beliefs that Pakistan supports the Haqqanis.

Bank of America's internal review has turned up no evidence that would substantiate Mr. Assange's claim that he has a hard drive, according to interviews with executives there.