Examples of using Corroboration in English and their translations into Spanish
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As I understand it, there were never any witnesses, no third-party corroboration, so the police couldn't prosecute, and your daughter refused to press charges.
The Special Rapporteur has sought corroboration of the information in order to establish reasonable certainty of the facts presented to the Commission.
No corroboration or evidence of any kind has been furnished of any link between her escape
Where doubt persists, the Special Rapporteur will continue to seek corroboration of these allegations from other sources of undisputed credibility.
are still subject to further corroboration and verification.
The Rule further provides in Section 22 that corroboration on the testimony of the child is no longer needed.
Okay, good, so we have corroboration, which is exactly what we want as scientists.
We gotta draw another officer into it… for your own safety, for corroboration in any future trial.
we have got corroboration and an indictment against Gloria.
as it serves only as corroboration or as background information.
TTS of Antarctic krill measured with this technique provided broad-bandwidth corroboration of the SDWBA model described in WG-EMM-02/50.
health-care workers provided ample corroboration of the medical and scientific results;
Over fifty interviews given by survivors and health care workers provided ample corroboration of the medical and scientific results.
the judge found that the affidavit evidence against Mr. Sordzi provided no objective corroboration or support for the allegations of bias.
Corroboration was recommended but was not mandatory,
If I get corroboration, let's just say there won't be any more county jobs in your future.
It neglected theory and its corroboration, explaining in terms of causality of and among things and/or phenomena.
I have corroboration-- how they bribed and extorted to get their share of the San Jorge oil fields.
The admission in the instant case provided powerful corroboration of the evidence of visual identification,
The lack of a centralized database that would permit corroboration of all the information received on the number of deaths;