furnish evidence

The actualities of the contemporary world furnish empirical evidence for my claim.

The usual rule is that demand and refusal are never necessary, except to furnish evidence of the conversion.

Had either of the men been quizzed, they could not have furnished important evidence.

Swiss officials complain that Russian authorities have been less than helpful in furnishing such evidence.

It has been argued that the private police market furnishes tangible evidence about what people want but are not receiving from public police.

Mr. Bryant has since furnished evidence pointing to other possible culprits.

The less fuss they made, the more likely he would be to furnish evidence.

Furnish satisfactory evidence that he has put into practice in his daily life the principles of the scout oath and law.

The European summit will be an opportunity to furnish such evidence in the form of a sensible compromise.

We are keen to furnish evidence that environmental challenges can be converted into economic opportunities and social progress.