Примери за използване на Corroborating на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Well, they wouldn't make that move unless they had a witness or corroborating evidence.
British scientist Joseph Priestley discovers oxygen gas, corroborating the prior discovery of this element by German-Swedish chemist Carl Wilhelm Scheele.(1. August 1774).
This would allow experimentalists to view a spectrum of recoils, corroborating their evidence and potentially allowing them to draw conclusions about WIMP mass, Freese said.
And this is a corroborating Book in the Arabic tongue
feels the need to save his own skin by corroborating this story.
For example, corroborating information obtained from a source independent of the entity may increase the assurance the practitioner obtains from a representation from the responsible party.
Steele is corroborating that such a secret Mars colony does exist
who survived two decades of torture underProject MONARCH has disclosed strong corroborating evidence of wide-scale crimes
scientific insights, outside corroborating records, and hundreds of fulfilled prophecies(each of which far surpass any other"holy book"),
scientific insights, outside corroborating records, and hundreds of fulfilled prophecies, I stubbornly looked
motivation for the complaint as well as the corresponding corroborating evidence.
Where a Member State objects to the transfer of an applicant on the basis of security concerns that Member State should provide all the necessary details corroborating its objections to the Member State where the applicant is present.
In a press release corroborating the decision, the company used to say” unfairly negative media coverage” around the Facebook incident has” driven away nearly all of the Company's customers
certain burned objects removed from the scene could be the remains of arson mechanisms, but without the corroborating testimonies of witnesses,
Europe as formerly portions of one continent- thus corroborating the whole‘horse-shoe' doctrine already enunciated.
it is nevertheless very presumable and corroborating evidence, and is better that the best evidence on the contrary side.
Twenty years later after receiving corroborating information from numerous rock solid sources,
obtaining corroborating information from sources independent of the responsible party,
as in certain instances the respondent Government alone have access to information capable of corroborating or refuting allegations.
as in certain instances the respondent Government alone have access to information capable of corroborating or refuting allegations.