Sentence examples for substantiated claims from inspiring English sources

In 2007, regulators substantiated claims that Refuge workers yelled at clients and "called them stupid".

The archdiocese released the names of 55 priests who had had substantiated claims of abuse made against them since 1950.

Until this is addressed, moral entrepreneurs and doomsayers will dominate discourse with dire yet never fully substantiated claims.

The scandal erupted last Friday, when the Assembly's bipartisan ethics committee substantiated claims that Mr. Lopez had harassed two women.

Mr. Gissin said preliminary findings substantiated claims from Mr. Foqara's friends and family that he had no ties to militant groups.

Pouring over those yellowing pages of archival newsprint, I discovered notable examples of blatant bias, misrepresentations of facts and poorly substantiated claims about particulars of acts of violence.

There are much worse allegations in that Steele dossier, including the newly substantiated claim about Michael Cohen visiting Prague.

A subsequent U.N. commission, which investigated more recent allegations, found "no evidence to substantiate claims that Y.P.G. or S.D.F.

Journalists were taken on a hill-climb course to substantiate claims made for the car's engine in news releases.

The lack of equivocation ("Nothing I'm aware of… No evidence I've seen…") did little to substantiate claims of current transparency and co-operation.

Following on from that, there was "no credible intelligence" to substantiate claims of opposition use and thus "no plausible alternative scenarios to regime responsibility".