Sentence examples for one substantiated from inspiring English sources

A US-wide charter established in 2002 requires any priest with even one substantiated allegation of the sexual abuse of a minor against them to be removed from the priesthood.

According to the Civilian Complaint Review Board, which processes grievances against New York City police, 17percentt of the 36,000 officers currently on the force have received four or more complaints, but only about 10percentt of all officers have ever received at least one substantiated CCRB complaint.

Why this gravitation would occur is not entirely clear (see [ 89] for one substantiated hypothesis) but it does seem to occur also outside the setting of cell culture.

His closing arguments, summing up the three-month trial, were expected to take the entire day but ended up lasting just over one hour, during which he told jurors to disregard all of the psychiatric reports they had seen, including the ones substantiating his client's NCR claim, and to come to their own conclusion.

Of those complaints, one was substantiated, he said.

Not one has substantiated the allegation that Saddam was stockpiling WMD, let alone that he was considering passing them to al-Qaida.

But his article did go on to substantiate one valid point, that: "The world of publishing and media, which should contain the guardians of our culture, is run by marketing and accountants, philistine characters who are by nature cautious and constricting".

There is one earlier report of D. citri from Brazil in the early 1940s (Costa Lima, 1942); however, no one can substantiate this record, and it is certain that established populations were not reported until much more recently.

"The allegations are false, his platoon and company were interviewed, and no one could substantiate the claims he made".

Other secrets remain just that, usually because the politician in question has not been perceived as crossing an obvious line into hypocrisy, or he denies the rumors and no one can substantiate them.

Analysis of a particle's behavior under the two heating modes allowed one to substantiate that percolation fragmentation does not occur by a change in total porosity, but is due to changes in the larger pores of the char (meso- and macro-).