Examples of using Corroborated in English and their translations into Arabic
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These results were corroborated in Freedom House's latest report“Freedom of the Net 2017”.
especially when such admissions were corroborated with other information received by the Panel.
None of the peacekeepers identified admitted to the contacts, but the evidence against them is strong and has been corroborated.
The Special Rapporteur does not have the means to verify these answers, although in some cases they can be corroborated and contrasted with information received from other sources.
This information, which is both sensitive and very important, needs to be further developed, refined and corroborated with a view to converting it into credible evidence by specific investigative steps.
entertain petitions for leave to appeal which are not corroborated by a reasoned judgement of the Court of Appeal of Jamaica.
Mr. Buzea corroborated this fact.
Yes. We corroborated your story.
Partner surveys corroborated this finding.
Pedro Ramón Rodríguez corroborated what Posada Carriles had said.
And has many doctrinal statements corroborated came after scientists.
Analytical skill corroborated by an academic paper or the like.
In another two cases the identification was not fully corroborated.
Physical evidence and video footage corroborated witness testimony of the killings.
So we called Sasha and she corroborated with what Jane said.
But the Graysons made sure that the book corroborated their story instead.
This information has been independently corroborated by a confidential source in Somaliland.
The Justice Department's investigations have corroborated these findings.
There is a possibility that your claims might be corroborated by another victim.
That's who corroborated your story the other night.