| When we find a story that we disagree with we ruthlessly fact-check every statement in order to find weaknesses. |
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| They would be asked to substantiate each claim, and there would be a jury of statisticians to fact-check whatever they said. |
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| The folks there debunk and fact-check articles and speeches by prominent politicos and commentators from all corners of the political spectrum. |
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| It's not the job of a paper to fact-check the utterance of every person quoted. |
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| They will learn to generate story ideas, edit copy, gather and edit pictures, fact-check, organize content, select typography, and design pages. |
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| I don't actually propose to fact-check the world's press, but I hope to provide links to some good corrections and perhaps to point out an error from time to time. |
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| How can you fact-check information from a personal or social website? |
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| They fill out an OECD questionnaire and further fact-check the draft report before the peer review takes place. |
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| We reported on some those concerns in great detail in a fact-check of statement from U.S. Rep Paul Ryan, R-Wisc. |
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| Mrs. Mikkelson rolled her eyes at her husband's plans to fact-check the chain letter. |
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| Can you fact-check without displaying bias? |
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| During this phase, you will fact-check candidates background and business history, examine legal and financial records related to their ability to conclude the transaction. |
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| Hyphenate this phrase: fact-check, fact-checking. |
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