Sentence examples for records to substantiate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cortez kept no records to substantiate whether the Lexus was used for business purposes, according to the audit.

Mr Nealon's legal team claims that at a meeting with the CCRC where the apology was repeated, the watchdog asserted it had received "false information from the police"; however, it could not produce any records to substantiate that claim.

If you're paying for the move, it can have tax consequences, so talk to your financial adviser and keep accurate records to substantiate your claims.

You must keep all supporting records to substantiate your win/loss diary records.

However, there are no records to substantiate this claim, and the affidavit signed by Clementina on 9 March 1767 explicitly disavows the idea.

For example, referring to the five-year period of Ms. Siddiqui's disappearance and claims of torture, he said, "I am aware of no evidence in the record to substantiate these allegations or to establish them as fact".

When Number 10 was attempting to deny my revelations in The End of the Party about Gordon Brown's conduct towards colleagues, it was certainly helpful that the chancellor went on the record to substantiate the account of his appalling treatment at the hands of the prime minister's thugpersons, those whom Mr Darling memorably described as "the forces from hell".

No records exist to substantiate this story.

He even recreated crimes in the National Stadium and recorded them on video, to substantiate testimonies of people who survived being taken there after the coup.

There is an urgent need to establish a robust system for recording injuries in order to substantiate the screening system.

On Tuesday, the Pentagon released a recording of the interchange that appears to substantiate Washington's narrative.