Meanings of verifiable facts in English

Another is avoiding opinion and sticking to verifiable facts.

Push polls usually involve phoning large numbers of people and spread rumours rather than verifiable facts.

In the Perugia case, images and information taken from these sites has filled the void of verifiable facts.

Why doesn't the Government, particularly Michael McDowell, blast these easily verifiable facts from the rooftops at every opportunity?

Whether, apart from these verifiable facts, it also inheres in a spiritual principle, is a merely curious speculation.

In a dictatorship without any independent media, which is known for its furious anti-US vitriol, verifiable facts were difficult to come by.

If this is investigative journalism, it is surprising that she was able to come to so many conclusions in the absence of verifiable facts.

Verifiable facts - court documents, voting records, speeches and more - usually form the backbone of opposition research conducted by rival campaigns.