How To Use Corroboration In A Sentence
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They thought they were fighting against a universal conspiracy against them, and I believe this view gains a certain amount of corroboration from the fact that the military collapse of Germany was due in part-I say only in part-to the fact that there were crowds of German soldiers who had begun to realize that Germany was engaged not in a war of defense, but a war of aggression.
Chivalry in the British Empire
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He quotes Stanley Lane Poole in corroboration: "The degradation of women in the East is a canker that begins its destructive work early in childhood, and has eaten into the whole system of Islam.
Prisons and Prisoners: Some Personal Experiences
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They lack confirmation or corroboration by any reliable empirical evidence.
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Based on such evidence, corroboration for the surrogacy hypothesis is low.
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This contradiction cannot be resolved at present due to a lack of Cambrian radiolarian studies, which are needed to provide chronostratigraphic corroboration.
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The bruises were evident to the witness as corroboration of the facts as told by the declarant.
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The prosecution provided corroboration for her allegation.
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The prosecution provided corroboration for her allegation.
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A careful record, with corroboration, is always desirable in such extreme circumstances.
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Without corroboration from forensic tests, it will be difficult to prove that the suspect is guilty.
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So when I hear the word corroboration, if I'm a lawyer for any one of these five or six doctors, I am really understanding that this case may be ratcheted up.
CNN Transcript Jul 9, 2009
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I found it out quite by accident — a few words dropped into a letter, a corroboration of the fact and further committal, a protracted defence of your position, running through a correspondence of over a year, and, finally, a face-to-face declaration.
The Kempton-Wace Letters
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Without corroboration from forensic tests, it will be difficult to prove that the suspect is guilty.
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I think that the corroboration from the Montgomery County PD that they were there should be sufficient, regardless of the denials issuing forth from Chief Lanier and her people (who have prevaricated before and whose veracity is suspect).
The Volokh Conspiracy » Another Item on the SEIU Protest
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But her mother expressed an ardent desire to hear my _vivâ voce_ corroboration of this statement, informing me that she was but a poor weak widow-woman, but that, if it should appear that I was merely the giddy trifler of her daughter's young, artless affections, it would be her dolesome duty to summon instantaneously every male able-bodied inmate of her establishment, and request them to inflict deserved corporal chastisement upon my person!
Baboo Jabberjee, B.A.
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Additional corroboration of the French style of the embroidery - both on the King's Bed and on the suit - derives from its close similarity with that of the horse caparisons and saddles given by Louis XIV to Charles XI of Sweden in 1673.
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The prosecution provided corroboration for her allegation.
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It is the job of the Crown to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt, and, as in all criminal trials in Scotland, no crime can be proved without corroboration.
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Prosecutors don't want to put her on the stand without corroboration, because her bias is so evident.
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He could not get a single witness to establish independent corroboration of his version of the accident.
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His possession of the gun is corroboration of his guilt.
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˜falsification/corroboration™ disjunction offered by Popper is far too logically neat: non-corroboration is not necessarily falsification, and falsification of a high-level scientific theory is never brought about by an isolated observation or set of observations.
Karl Popper
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But we submit that the traditional test of corroboration provides a practical guide to the issue and that the Court of Criminal Appeal wholly misconceived that concept.
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The scope of the law on corroboration has been substantially reduced by recent legislative and judicial reforms.
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He could not get a single witness to establish independent corroboration of his version of the accident.
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To refer to ( an authority, for example ) in support or corroboration; cite.
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It emphasises that the old corroboration regime has been dismantled.
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He could not get a single witness to establish independent corroboration of his version of the accident.
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Without corroboration from forensic tests, it will be difficult to prove that the suspect is guilty.
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The above comments have covered the generally welcomed erosion of the technical rules of corroboration.
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Proof would require regime change, amnesties, confessions, corroboration.
Times, Sunday Times
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It was also, clearly enough, a matter about which he was vitally concerned, given that it involved the possible corroboration and substantiation of the matters that he had already said all that he needed to say on the matter.
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He understands consilience - the power of corroboration from different domains of understanding.
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His possession of the gun is corroboration of his guilt.
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I think that the corroboration from the Montgomery County PD that they were there should be sufficient, regardless of the denials issuing forth from Chief Lanier and her people (who have prevaricated before and whose veracity is suspect).
The Volokh Conspiracy » Another Item on the SEIU Protest
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But every time he pushed for more evidence or corroboration from a witness, the story collapsed -- the actual person who was spat on turned out to be a friend of a friend.
Mark Engler: Spitting in the Faces of U.S. Troops
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His possession of the gun is corroboration of his guilt.
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Without the corroboration of suitable theoretical supports, no intuitive belief can count as more than mere conjecture.
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This prize is in corroboration of the general agreement that you have laid a foundation, which will last for all time and that we have already witnessed the great development of constructive work founded on your pioneer achievement.
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1953 - Presentation Speech
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To refer to ( an authority, for example ) in support or corroboration; cite.
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MORET: Trent, I heard the chief use the word corroboration -- we're looking for corroboration.
CNN Transcript Jul 9, 2009
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He could not get a single witness to establish independent corroboration of his version of the accident.
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The third chapter discusses the rule of corroboration and its improvement in China criminal procedure.
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And, Jim, as you know, as an attorney, you know, the word corroboration typically has -- has a-- has a real meaning in court.
CNN Transcript Jul 9, 2009
