Corroboration

It is great to have the corroboration from Keith Mungham of Nickery Nook in Bedale, for the importance of keeping cash exchanges going (D&S Times letters, May 12).

The UN human rights mission in Ukraine, which has dozens of monitors in the country, said it expects the real toll to be “considerably higher” than the official tally since corroboration work is ongoing.

With this new data and corroboration of the victims, it turns out that the former assumption from April may not have been all that far from the truth.

Granath, who has stated that Wright is not Nakamoto, then filed a lawsuit against Wright in Norway in order to provide legal corroboration for his assertions; in October 2022, the Norwegian court decided in Granath's favor.

Most reported rape cases never make it to court, and the most common reason given is lack of corroboration.

The IAEA’s independent corroboration activities will also continue during the entirety of the discharge, expected to take decades, and will involve IAEA laboratories and third-party laboratories.

The second, even more powerful form of corroboration comes from authenticated documentary evidence.

Various human rights groups and advocates, however, claimed the actual number may be 20,000, although there has been no factual corroboration of that figure.

Among the many stories told, the one which may have received the most corroboration from multiple sources was Joey’s deployment of the vacuum cleaner as a weapon of media dispersion.

A trap for Reade in a false promise for corroboration.

Despite the misrepresentations and lack of corroboration, The Times is not removing “Caliphate” from its website or podcast apps.

Lawyers for rock band have said they were “unable to find any corroboration whatsoever” of a report of serious sexual misconduct by the Las Vegas group’s 2009 touring crew.

An artist's untimely death is often regarded as corroboration of their genius.

It's true that there is not contemporaneous corroboration, but.

And of course there were no corroboration of any of her story.

She pointed to what she saw as inconsistencies and lack of corroboration in Ford’s story and said they fail to meet the “more likely than not” standard.

Special counsel Robert Mueller is now in possession of those documents, which provide corroboration of Comey’s accounts for an obstruction of justice investigation, Reid reports.

The Lewinsky factor gave Jones evidentiary corroboration of Clinton chumming for sexual favors with female subordinate employees.

The same article gives some corroboration to the idea that the recent version of the flu shot was the cause of infection and death.

Amenhotep III's relations with m-w-k-i-n-u, *Mukana, have corroboration from the inscription at Kom al-Hetan - but Amenhotep's reign is thought to align with late LHIIIA:1.