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

Innumerable human rights violations committed by mercenaries are widely corroborated by independent observers.

It is not certain that their results have been fully corroborated.

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

This was corroborated by the recent discovery of an arms cache in Lofa County.

The received testimonies corroborated each other almost verbatim.

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

144. The verification carried out by ONUSAL, through the Santa Ana Regional Office, corroborated the complaint.

The victim corroborated this identification in the line up.

In the remaining 11 cases, evidence was received of sexual exploitation by peacekeepers, but it was not corroborated.

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

In another two cases the identification was not fully corroborated.

The study s conclusions applied only to Germany, but its main findings were largely corroborated by a Gallup global survey.

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

Additional corroborated information about the killing of Mr. Mir Wais Jalil exists.

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

In the case of El Mozote, the accounts were fully corroborated by the results of the 1992 exhumation of the remains.

Irrespective of the relatively small number of corroborated cases of rape compared to the corroborated accusations that 60,000 Muslim women were raped, this by no means justifies the perpetrators of these horrible acts against moral, physical and mental integrity of the individual.

This is further corroborated by an analysis of 153 project evaluations by the UNDP Central Evaluation Office, which revealed that 46 per cent of projects suffered some delay in the procurement of equipment.

2.4 Counsel argued that the author apos s new version of the events could be corroborated by the statement which L. d.

Kotaku and IGN corroborated the story, also claiming that the pictures were legitimate.

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

These concerns have been corroborated by the report of the United Nations independent consultant who reviewed the work of the Group of Experts.

This same assessment is corroborated by the Chairman of the Special Committee against Apartheid, who believes that the efforts of the international community must not diminish in this decisive phase.

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

ONUSAL observers were able to speak to the parents and to the youth himself who corroborated the information provided by the National Civil Police.

Police reports, corroborated by several eyewitnesses and a videotape of the incident, show that police reinforcements arrived immediately after the onset of the incident.

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.

This view is corroborated by an anonymous survey conducted among government procurators, justices of the peace and judges of courts of first instance regarding the main deficiencies in the administration of justice.

In the author apos s case, the author apos s version was corroborated by evidence given in cross examination by the doctor who had examined the author on 27 January 1985.

The opinions of the Permanent Mission of Cuba are corroborated by the information provided by officers and other personnel of the Permanent Mission who witnessed the incident and by videotapes of what occurred. English Page

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.

Further information, which was corroborated during visits by ONUSAL observers, indicates that these armed groups comprise former FMLN combatants, who systematically harass owners and workers on the farms in the area.

In the Board apos s view, the effort involved in completing the PFF in its current form is not cost effective and this has been corroborated by programme staff who generally see no added value arising from its production.

That opinion is corroborated by a recent study by the UNDP Central Evaluation Office which reported that quot the majority of field offices (56 per cent) spend a small proportion (less than 20 per cent) of total programme staff time on monitoring and evaluation functions quot .

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

This testimony was corroborated with information derived from independent sources and resulted in the descriptions set forth in the present report.

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.

The ambassador from Milan wrote in 1531 that it was essential to have her approval if one wanted to influence the English government, a view corroborated by an earlier French ambassador in 1529.

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

This information is corroborated by a newspaper report, dated 24 February 1994, which screens the lists of jurors provided by the city of Oslo. It states that out of 2,306 individuals, no more than 25 have a foreign background, and most of the foreign names are English, German or American ones.

Such expressions of intent must be corroborated by a political commitment to implement the provisions of the Charter. Otherwise, the image of the United Nations as mankind apos s consensus embodiment of universal legal authority would fade.

Most recent indications, corroborated by a number of sources closely following the situation, are that at least 1,000 people are dying daily as a result of consequences of the war, including malnutrition affecting the most vulnerable groups.

He played a pivotal role in the release of US State Department documents and cables that corroborated allegations of deep corruption and systemic human rights abuses by the Tunisian government under the Ben Ali regime, known as Tunileaks.