Sentence examples for cases disputed from inspiring English sources

Only one of the former Auburn players, Raven Gray, spoke with the N.C.A.A., and the letter said that his allegations were "not substantiated" and in some cases "disputed by others".

In many cases, disputed factual issues are left to others — like a jury or a special master appointed by a judge — to determine after hearing from experts for each side.

Note that most edges in the network have a small weight: over 30% of the edges have weight less than 1 and less than 1% of the edges have weight greater than 4. Intuitively, this indicates that the number of cases disputed by lawyers that have already faced each other is rather small.

A lawyer involved with the case disputed the government's contention that Mr. Christensen had paid Mr. Pellicano for wiretaps.

But Paul Pedota, who was the principal at Lane from 1998 until Jan . 31and is a defendant in the case, disputed accounts that students had been forced out.

In cases where multiple witnesses offered a credible alternative story to the official account of whether a person was armed, we have labelled the case "disputed" pending the conclusions of investigations.

U.S. Attorney for the Central District of Illinois Jim Lewis, who handled the case, disputed that ICE agents had acted negligently.

The boy's parents fought the case, disputing what many of the professionals had said about the cleanliness of their home.

Neither side in the case disputes the devastation, only who should pay for it.

In March, an appeals court judge dismissed the Shulmans' case, disputing the idea that the state constitution guarantees an adequate education.

Beyond Baby-Splitting: Arbitrator Decision-Making Patterns in Employment Cases., Dispute Resolution Journal.