Examples of using Is corroborated in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This is corroborated by our survey.
As soon as his testimony is corroborated, yes.
This is corroborated by the banks too.
And that thus it is more fully understood, and is corroborated n.
This view is corroborated by the two Court of Justice judgements.
Everything Mr. Kellerman said is corroborated in these documents.
This result is corroborated by the findings of the Commission's expost controls( 9).
But we are to believe when the writing, doctrine,or saying is corroborated by our own reason and consciousness.
That conclusion is corroborated by the provisions of Directive 89/391.
The fact of his having been during his incarnation a high Initiate- he, like Orpheus,being the founder of the Mysteries- is corroborated, and made evident by his history.
This is corroborated by the result of the questionnaire sent to the financial intermediaries.
This―understood esoterically―is corroborated by both Buddha and Jesus.
This is corroborated by neurological studies that haveconfirmed charitable donations indeed activate the reward centers of the brain.
(3) when information not known personally by the source but is corroborated by other information already recorded;
That is corroborated by the notice relating to State aid in the field of taxation, which is binding on the Commission in accordance with the principle of the protection of legitimate expectations.
Our estimated level of error for payments underlying the accounts is 3,8%. Our overall conclusion is driven by the higher estimatedlevel of error for spending on a reimbursement basis(4) and is corroborated by the Commission's analysis of amounts at risk presented in the annual management and performance report for the EU budget.
This view is corroborated by Kisuke Urahara. who reveals Quincy have no"anti-bodies" to defend from Hollows and everything composing a Hollow is poison to a Quincy.
The Commission's 2014 assessment is corroborated by the successful going live in January 2019 of the eHDSI.
This is corroborated by the fact that more than 70% of the Member States consider that the MIP classification is either“accurate” or“somewhat accurate”(see figure f of the ECA survey in Annex VI).
Thirdly, my feeling in this regard is corroborated by the need to verify, specifically, whether the requirement of strict necessity in the context of the national regimes at issue in the main proceedings has been observed.
This is corroborated by the fact that, in the decoupled Member States visited, there was no evidence of widespread environmental problems caused by land abandonment after decoupling of the audited schemes.
Observations 21 42 This analysis is corroborated by the review of the OP's annual implementa- tion reports submitted by the man- aging authorities to the Commission which also contain very limited or no data in relation to the EU support to micro- entrepreneurs.
That interpretation is corroborated by the broad terms in which Article 4(c) CS is framed, referring, it will be recalled, to‘aids granted by States[…] in any form whatsoever'.
That conclusion is corroborated by the provisions of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, which was taken into account in the preparatory work for the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe.
That finding is corroborated by the fact that the list provided for in point 10 in Annex III to Directive 2003/87 refers to the installations concerned and not a list by name of the operators to whom allowances are allocated.
That interpretation is corroborated by the fact that the provision in question is set out in the chapter of the directive entitled"criteria for qualitative selection", which is concerned with the final phase of the award procedure.
This distinction is corroborated by recital 6 in the preamble to Directive 2004/38, which is a crucial element for the interpretation of Article 3(2) of that directive, since it was introduced precisely in order to clarify the scope of that provision.
This assessment is corroborated by the Commission's internal audit service which considers that very limited assurance can be placed on the financial corrections reported by Member States due to the way in which they are reported to the Commission, but also because audit authorities only perform limited checks on them.
This assessment is corroborated by the Commission's Internal Audit Service which considers that very limited assurance can be placed on the financial impact of corrective measures reported by Member States due to the way in which they are reported to the Commission, but also because audit authorities only perform limited checks on them47.