Sentence examples for reports to substantiate from inspiring English sources

Walter Kwok alleged his brothers breached that agreement in pressing for his termination even though he had presented the board with four medical reports to substantiate his physical and mental fitness.

In addition, various Chinese media have reported since summer that garlic might help stave off the H1N1 swine flu virus, even though there have been no scientific reports to substantiate the theory.

Henning's lawyer, Daniel Sokol, told the newspaper in 1989 that he had copies of medical reports to substantiate that Henning suffered an injury.

Martinez pointed out that for each alleged instance, there were no witnesses, police or medical reports to substantiate any of Arias's claims.

The herb is also used traditionally as laxative; however, there is little or no scientific report to substantiate this claim.

This finding is consistent with previous reports, but these reports failed to substantiate it with significant statistical difference.

No official reports seem to substantiate these claims.

Ms. Pulitzer, 50, has earned her role because she can turn around a book in three months and because she uses her reporting skills to substantiate her subjects' stories for publishers.

Nevertheless, despite the fact that the Dutch euthanasia policy is based on the principle that euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide are only acceptable when the patient's suffering cannot otherwise be relieved, review committees virtually never ask the reporting physician to substantiate the lack of alternatives.

First, Lord Butler, formerly Britain's top civil servant, said Britain had received information from "several different sources" to substantiate reports that Iraq sought to purchase uranium from Niger.

That conclusion brought about this report, but we failed to substantiate it.