The received testimonies corroborated each other almost verbatim.

The victim corroborated this identification in the line up.

Of the 18 allegations investigated, 16 could not be corroborated.

In another two cases the identification was not fully corroborated.

The figures mentioned by the Special Rapporteur were not corroborated.

The report's conclusions are not final, and need to be corroborated.

This information was corroborated by interviews with the mayor and some residents.

The European Trade Union Council corroborated the evidence and conclusions of the State party.

This assessment is corroborated by evidence gathered from survivors of the militia attacks on villages.

That view has been corroborated, in several respects, by evidence and testimony received since October 2005.

The FFM corroborated the village head's figures of 400 people and approximately 70 houses in the settlement.

This has been corroborated, to the extent possible, by the observations of both teams covering Lachin town.

This allegation of the source is corroborated by the Working Group's own findings reached during its visit in Belarus.

None of the peacekeepers identified admitted to the contacts, but the evidence against them is strong and has been corroborated.

The victim's statement was corroborated by two other girls, aged 11 and 15, and two male witnesses, aged 18 and 20.

Witness W054A was able to identify the soldier in a photo array and corroborated his identification in a physical line up.

Their accounts were corroborated by an outside analyst who is close to the administration and also spoke on the condition of anonymity.

These figures corroborated the idea that the United States tended to favoured enlisting young people from their colonies to fight on the battlefield.

However, clear corroborated evidence of these sources has been very difficult to obtain because of the restrictions on our ability to conduct full law enforcement investigations in Afghanistan .

But, over the last decade, structural changes to China s economy have caused unemployment pressure to decline significantly a trend that can be corroborated by across the board wage increases.

He said that the UNCTAD position was now the mainstream one, pointing out that the outcome of the recent G8 summit corroborated the conclusions reached earlier by the secretariat.

The complainant adds that all these observations are corroborated by NGOs and contradict the presumption put forward by the Government of France that torture does not exist in Spain.

Farmers in Emervarli (see Jebrail section) have corroborated this information, saying that seasonal and migratory workers are brought in and out of the region by organized farmers or businessmen.

Its negative attitude and posturing merely corroborated the suggestion that Israel was deliberately preventing the international community from discovering the real humanitarian and human rights situation in the occupied territories.

At the administrative level, CENTIF may, based on serious and reliable reports in its possession which can be corroborated, oppose the execution of a transaction within the deadline mentioned by the declarer.

In the remaining 11 cases, evidence was received of sexual exploitation by peacekeepers, but it was not corroborated. MONUC and the Department of Peacekeeping Operations have received reports of the 19 cases for action.

In addition to the corroborated cases reported in the next section, interviews with other girls and women indicated the widespread nature of the sexual activity occurring in Bunia between peacekeepers and the local population.

The FFM was told that there are two or three other shepherds like him from Goris and other places in Armenia in the border area with flocks of similar size, which the FFM corroborated through direct observation.

Those reports were corroborated by Human Rights Watch in a meeting held on 30 March 2005, which provided the names of 16 former MODEL commanders in charge of recruitment, including Sergeant Oulie in Toe Town (Grand Gedeh County).

Some members thought it was evident from the study of the examples cited in the eighth report that the existence of unilateral acts producing legal effects and creating specific commitments was now beyond dispute, a point that could be corroborated by international jurisprudence if necessary.

Later, in the train (of the prophets), We sent Jesus, son of Mary, confirming the Torah which had been (Sent down) before him, and gave him the Gospel containing guidance and light, which corroborated the earlier Torah, a guidance and warning for those who preserve themselves from evil and follow the straight path.

Later, in the train (of the prophets), We sent Jesus, son of Mary, confirming the Torah which had been (Sent down) before him, and gave him the Gospel containing guidance and light, which corroborated the earlier Torah, a guidance and warning for those who preserve themselves from evil and follow the straight path.

Ms. Rasheed (Observer for Palestine), endorsed the report of the Special Committee and drew attention also to the report of the Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories occupied by Israel since 1967 (A 60 271), which corroborated the Special Committee's findings.

During the reporting period, the United Nations Secretariat and MONUC have increased measures to prevent sexual exploitation and abuse by United Nations personnel and to take swift action, where allegations have been corroborated, as outlined in my letter to the President of the Security Council dated 9 February 2005 (S 2005 79).

The study s conclusions applied only to Germany, but its main findings were largely corroborated by a Gallup global survey. According to Gallup, only 7 of Muslims are politically radical and condone the use of violence, and their motives are not so much religious as inspired by the demeaning political and social treatment that Muslims are perceived to suffer.

The report before this Council also states that the LTTE has also been responsible for the abduction of children during the reporting period, a fact that has been corroborated by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), the Sri Lanka Monitoring Mission, and the University Teachers for Human Rights (Jaffna), a non governmental organization (NGO) based in Sri Lanka.