In both cases we would expect a negative relationship between reported crime and "truthfulness".
That put him uncomfortably in the middle of the clash between the government and the network over the credibility of the BBC's reporting, the truthfulness of intelligence findings and Mr. Blair's statements about them.
Assistant State's Attorney James Trusty said he could not comment on the truthfulness of Needle's reported account.
So the truthfulness with which Dos Passos, or Cowles, reported the war, the honesty with which Barea, or Gerda Taro or Robert Capa, behaved -- these things became important plot points.
Mr Sarkozy was reported to have written back: "You have been kind enough to highlight the 'courage and truthfulness' of this speech.
* * * The jury could properly conclude that the reports of the hearing were not accurately reported and were, also, published with a knowledge of their falsity or with serious doubt of their truthfulness.' Id., at 360, 252 at2d, at 775.
A somewhat similar finding has been reported for the relationship between word counts in statements made by suspects, and by witnesses, and the truthfulness and accuracy of their statements to police (Vrij et al. 2007; Allison et al. 2006, etc).
It should be noted, though, that Bishop and Anderson (1990) have reported that their results indicated that improved understanding of evolution did not change student's convictions about the truthfulness of the theory or cause students to abandon religious beliefs.
Our data was limited by the fact data on reported risk factors depended on the memories of study participants, and there was no other means to verify the truthfulness of this information.
Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman, said that only one of the critical rulings had been reported to the police, by a federal prosecutor in Brooklyn who said he had no doubts about the officer's truthfulness.
