Sentence examples for substantiated charges from inspiring English sources

Each case involved substantiated charges against a worker who had already been disciplined at least once.

He said his office opened 568 cases and substantiated charges in 250, including 92 cases of sexual misconduct.

The report reviewed and substantiated charges that had been made by Irwin Levin, who had been deputy supervisor of the Brooklyn field office of the S.S.C.

The State Department of Children and Families conducted its own investigation and said it substantiated charges of sexual abuse against Mr. Dibble.

Brooks instead conjures a poorly-substantiated accusation that Republicans share the Democrats' own overconfident attitude.

So this yummy expressiveness is also about HONESTY too -- legally substantiated to boot.

A book needs a more substantial and substantiated theme than this.

I closed the case as "substantiated," meaning the complaint was legitimate.

But, after six days of testimony, the judge, Linda Tally, ruled that there was imminent risk — that the charge of "emotional neglect" was substantiated — and that the child should remain in foster care.

"Each case is quite well prepared and substantiated," he said, noting that Mr. Merabishvili was charged here after a six-month investigation.

But later, in May 1999 and September 2000, caseworkers substantiated allegations of domestic violence and poor care and referred Ms. Davis to counseling, she said.