Примеры использования Was corroborated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This evidence was corroborated by his girlfriend.
He cooperated fully, andhis testimony against the corrections officers was corroborated by the other inmates.
This was corroborated by his neighbour, William Clarke.
It was further alleged that this information was corroborated from independent sources.
This information was corroborated by a MONUC staff member who visited Musenge.
It comes hours after Ms. Savchenko's lawyer Illia Novikov wrote on his Facebook on Tuesday that Savchenko's alibi was corroborated by a video footage presented by the prosecution.
This information was corroborated by foreign military sources.
Unfortunately, it appears that the Secretariat has heard nothing about those criminal acts,despite the fact that the Government of Syria has sent it scores of official communications setting forth documented information on those acts which was corroborated in the report of the League of Arab States observer mission.
The information was corroborated with a slide projector presentation.
The information obtained by the Commission in Uganda was corroborated by high-level official sources and documents.
This was corroborated by the recent discovery of an arms cache in Lofa County.
Mr. Urinboev agreed to give the requested amount and this fact was corroborated in court by both himself and the witness Mr. Makhmudov.
Their report was corroborated by Palestinian doctors who performed an autopsy at the Ramallah Hospital.
The connection between confirmation bias and social skills was corroborated by a study of how college students get to know other people.
This was corroborated during the trial by a member of the Ecuadorian Ecumenical Human Rights Commission.
Information about Madaminov's meetings andnegotiations with IMU leaders was corroborated by investigation files and testimonies of persons sentenced for their participation in the terrorist bombings.
This was corroborated by the staff, who explained to the delegation members that persons held under arraigo could receive food from family members and that the staff supplied them with tap water.
The fact that they had committed those crimes was corroborated by witness accounts(a couple of individual names of witnesses); photos; examination of the crime scene; and judicial and chemical expertise.
This was corroborated by the findings of an external evaluation in the Solomon Islands, which concluded that UNCDF support led"most notably, to an increased flow of funding to Provincial Governments.
The information contained in the application form was corroborated by the attached copies of the Burundian passport, which had been renewed at the Burundian embassy in Paris on 20 August 2004.
The information was corroborated by a foreign military intelligence official and a Somali intelligence official in December 2013.
According to Arnold Beizer, a Hartford lawyer,the testimony was corroborated by Russian President Boris Yeltsin in 1992, who said American soldiers had been transferred to Russian labor camps.
This testimony was corroborated by evidence of the pathologist, who concluded that the cause of death had been a stab wound to the neck.
It has been reported that his death was corroborated in a media interview by the head of a Dili-based movement for reconciliation and unity of the people of East Timor.
That information was corroborated by testimony received by the three Committee members who visited the country from victims, witnesses and government officials.
This information was corroborated by interviews with the mayor and some residents.
This deterioration was corroborated by a number of NGOs, both in the Republic of Korea and Japan, with small, but insignificant differences with regards to statistics on food security.
This hypothesis was corroborated by later phylogenetic studies that included this taxon.
This interpretation was corroborated by a 2006 phylogenetic analysis based on three mitochondrial DNA genes.
This information was corroborated in Burundi by members of civil society and by the United Nations.