substantiate
સિદ્ધ
definition
verb
they had found nothing to substantiate the allegations
provide evidence to support or prove the truth of.
translation of 'substantiate'
સાબિત કરવું,
પ્રતિપાદિત કરવું,
સિદ્ધ કરવું
example
Parents were outraged after social services investigators found no evidence to 'substantiate' the claims.
They have failed to produce evidence to 'substantiate' the reason for refusal of the application.
they had found nothing to 'substantiate' the allegations
But he did not bother to 'substantiate' his argument by providing any figures.
Scientific tests at the American trials found no evidence to 'substantiate' claims of improved performance.
they had found nothing to 'substantiate' the allegations
Yet the IGIS inquiry has provided no evidence to 'substantiate' this conclusion.
I therefore ask you to challenge the spokesman, on my behalf, to produce evidence to 'substantiate' his claims or withdraw them.
However no evidence has been found to 'substantiate' allegations that animals have been mistreated.
Journalists try to 'substantiate' allegations with other evidence, but this isn't always possible.
Subsequently, the police declared that there was no evidence to 'substantiate' the allegations.
However, when some educators, among them representatives of regional accrediting bodies, began to ask for evidence of this assertion, few institutions could provide 'substantiating' documentation.
The strategy is about 'substantiating' the case and providing a framework to guide development in ways which maximise the potential.
Hence, our results provide data 'substantiating' the earlier proposition that protein binding and protein folding have similar underlying principles.
But the bureau said the motives could either not be ascertained or 'substantiated' by evidence.
There is evidence in abundance which 'substantiates' my claim.
This is a personally horrific, professionally-damaging and gutless accusation to make without 'substantiation' .
Before distributing or submitting a marketing communication for publication, marketers must hold documentary evidence to prove all claims, whether direct or implied, that are capable of objective 'substantiation' .
In themselves they don't really mean a lot unless they can be 'substantiated' by some scientific evidence.
These decisions are based on gathering evidence and 'substantiating' facts.
The Chicago Tribune reports that a grand jury has been convened, but no evidence 'substantiating' the government's position has been released.
No factual 'substantiation' is given for the alarming implication.
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.
What's missing is concrete evidence that 'substantiates' the claim and excludes other influences.
No evidence 'substantiating' this claim has been made public, however, and the CIA itself has refused any comment on the operation.
This utilitarian consideration is arguably unfair and disrespectful of persons, and needs further factual 'substantiation' .
Following the pattern of the previous section, evidence will be provided 'substantiating' the veracity of the themes of the argument.
Credits: Google Translate
