Sentence examples for the veracity of statements from inspiring English sources

In addition, the veracity of statements from the group cannot be relied upon in some instances – for example, the MEK denied it paid General Clark and yet he acknowledged to The Times that he had been paid by the group.

"All those years in public life, nobody cared about the veracity of statements they made outside their business, which is the only place truth matters to them," the consultant said.

For example, Section 11 of the Securities Act of 1933 may protect issuers of publicly traded stock from liability for inaccurate statements if they can show they performed adequate due diligence in ascertaining the veracity of those statements.

Politifact.com, a Web site that checks the veracity of political statements, later branded hers "the lie of the year".

They also question the veracity of the statements she made about her age, and say she told them she was 18, not 13.

At best, notaries are facilitators who, for instance, verify the identity of the signatories of contracts and the veracity of their statements.

If a company is trying to raise $100,000 or less, the ­executive officer must certify the veracity of financial statements and provide prior-year income tax returns.

They denied Lim's story, and vouched for the veracity of the statements they had given to the police.

now say that a recently released video, showing a conversation between Walker and Wisconsin billionaire Diane Hendricks, "raises serious questions about the veracity" of those statements by Walker.

Among the documents were flirty notes between McDavid and Anna, as well as a request from an FBI agent for a polygraph exam on Anna to test the veracity of her statements.

Senate GOP leaders, meanwhile, accused Democrats of prematurely conceding the fight over the allegations against Kavanaugh by bringing up other matters, like the veracity of his statements before the committee.