Sentence examples for to substantiate a from inspiring English sources

Lauro said he didn't feel that was enough to substantiate a sexual-abuse complaint.

Robert Duncan, the general manager of Collier Resources, said, "Vast amounts of data exist" to substantiate a high value.

The police claimed Mr. Castillo had confessed, but, the book says, there was no evidence to substantiate a confession.

You can make up junk about those issues because Beltway reporters will find some thinktank "scientician" to substantiate a claim that, say, sharks eat gorillas in the jungle.

"Wakefield's greatest offence was his failure – over 12 years – either to substantiate a hypothesis with major consequences for child health or to withdraw it".

Clarke told the Leveson inquiry on Wednesday afternoon that there were instances where bribery might be the only way to substantiate a story and would therefore be justified.

Harried caseworkers who had to substantiate a complaint of abuse or neglect didn't have enough time to thoroughly investigate whether drug addiction and mental illness were involved.

He has agreed not to use it (as he had first threatened) to substantiate a case against Mr Chávez before the International Criminal Court.

"Other than the videotaping of coaching signals, there has been no evidence to substantiate a claim of misconduct by the Patriots on any of these matters," Aiello wrote in an e-mail message.

Dr. Hecker added that he was also unable to substantiate a North Korean claim that 8,000 fuel rods were reprocessed last year to extract plutonium metal -- an essential step in developing nuclear weapons.

Andy Coulson instructed a senior executive on his newspaper to try to substantiate a tip-off about George Best's son by telling him to "do his phone", the jury in the phone-hacking trial was told by the prosecution.