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attestation Definition

at·tes·ta·tion (at′əs tā′s̸hən, -es-)

noun

  1. the act of attesting
  2. testimony

attestation Law Definition

n

The act of authenticating a document by observing its execution at the request of the party signing the document, and then signing it as a witness.
attestation Usage Examples

Preposition: that

    Converse of object

    • provide: Therefore, quoting different books of the Bible provides independent attestation for a specific issue or doctrine.
    • make: An attestation made under this section shall be in accordance with standards for attestation engagements issued or adopted by the Board.
    • have: Thus we have the express attestation of Richard of Cirencester, that Chester was constructed by the soldiers of the twentieth.
    • enjoy: For hardly any type of Gospel material enjoys greater multiple attestation than do Jesus ' miracles.

    Adjective modifier

    • multiple: For hardly any type of Gospel material enjoys greater multiple attestation than do Jesus ' miracles.
    • independent: Therefore, quoting different books of the Bible provides independent attestation for a specific issue or doctrine.
    • early: More recently, I have investigated conditional constructions in the early attestations of these languages.
    • such: At times, it is perhaps a basic motif of Jesus' preaching rather than a particular saying that enjoys such multiple attestation.
    • great: For hardly any type of Gospel material enjoys greater multiple attestation than do Jesus ' miracles.
    • good: There could have been no better attestation to the truthfulness of His claims.

    Modifies a noun

    • paper: The attestation papers of both men can be viewed on-line at the Canadian National Archives.
    • procedure: Once products have completed the attestation procedure place them on the market with the relevant CE marking and associated documentation.
    • form: Upon joining the army, the first of these papers, called the Attestation Form, is filled in.
    • ceremony: Mom Carol managed to take a break from her four-week PCSO training to make Clare's attestation ceremony.
    • report: Is the report going to be an attestation report on internal controls or an attestation report on management's assertion?
    • system: Submit the products and their manufacturing processes to the relevant attestation system having chosen the most appropriate Notified Body.

    Possessives

    • auditor: Both management's assertion and the auditor's attestation are based upon reasonable assurance.

    Preposition: of

    • king: ChLA: contemporaneous, possibly original; the crosses against the attestations of the king and the bishop may be autograph.