English-French translation for "to prove correct"

to prove correct {vb} (also: to be confirmed)

Parliament's point of view has proved correct.

Senator Hays: I ask the minister to prove me correct.

I doubt, however, that he will be proved correct over time.

This week all my suspicions have been proved absolutely correct.

I hope your assurance that it will enter into force before the end of the year proves correct.

The countries we are talking about as a group today, taken together, prove the correctness of our choice.

While such reactions may prove to be “correct” or “erroneous”, this does not imply that they are “valid” or “non-valid”.

The early view that developing countries had managed to decouple their economies from those of the developed world is proving to be incorrect.

If my suspicions were to prove correct, we would once again be reminded of the gulf between the Council's words and its deeds, and I hope that I am proved wrong.

That approach, based on the costly illusion that markets could in some sense be directed or steered, had proved incorrect and had been abandoned.

Now after almost 5 years , every one is witness to the fact that all statements by Iran have proved to be correct and those few countries have been lying.

However, it should be underscored that even if the estimates prove correct and the goal is met, there are urgent unmet needs.

The argument against such verification was that doing so would require creating all the technical specifications covered by the specification in order to prove the architecture is correct.

Consequently, even if the victim's assessment of the facts did not prove correct, the “motive for the crime” is not an element of the offence in question and is of no relevance.

The first 20 years of the Montego Bay Convention have proved the correctness of the legislative policy opted for by the Conference in the area of dispute settlement.

Consequently, even if the victim's assessment of the facts did not prove correct, the “motive for the crime” is not an element of the offence in question and is of no relevance.

If projections prove correct, the average growth rate for 2003-2006 will be just over 4 per cent, while the cumulative increase in per capita GDP will be close to 11 per cent.

In this way, the doubts that the Albanian falsely accused Jovanović and Mišić proved correct, which happens frequently in Kosovo and Metohija.

I did not believe that a customs union would begin a process of democracy and respect for human rights in Turkey, and time has unfortunately proved that I was correct.

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