Sentence examples for reports attesting from inspiring English sources

One big judicial defect is that the doctors who examine prisoners after brutal interrogation are often bullied into issuing reports attesting to the victims' good health.

The National Marine Fisheries Service has published reports attesting to the health of the NWHI bottomfish stocks.

The vast majority of the German public disapproved of the Kristallnacht as for example evidenced by the torrent of reports attesting to this by diplomats in Germany.

The growing number of reports attesting to the success of the SSC guidelines therefore cannot serve as evidence that the initial hemodynamic resuscitation 'bundle', in and by itself, leads to better survival [ 13].

Cocaine was news last week: Government reports attested to its popularity, politicians went to upper Manhattan to buy it and Pete Rozelle announced a plan to curb its use in the National Football League.

Bolitho took a similar line in his 1943 book Combat Report, attesting to Hull's "bubbling, unquenchable gaiety".

The latter wrote a report attesting to the fact that the death camps were designed, built and used for the purpose of mass murder, while Browning testified for the reality of the Holocaust.

While our result for mortality is concordant with the findings of numerous other studies, there is only a single prior report attesting to a relationship between pulmonary hypertension and AEx [ 29– 329.

The comptroller's report attested to the importance of financial services to New York City.

These officials said that the report attested to the success of the union's stepped-up efforts to audit locals and uncover financial wrongdoing.

Logophoric reporting attested in West African languages differs in important ways from the syntactic phenomenon that has been described as logophoricity in such languages as Japanese, Italian or Latin.