Sentence examples for challenge accusations from inspiring English sources

"We knew athletes would challenge accusations and needed to be sure to make our findings robust enough to face legal challenges," says Dr RabinThe hard work paid off.

Late in life, he used this connection to challenge accusations of Junimist elitism in the face of criticism from more populist traditionalists.

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But Dr. McHugh said he was surprised by the objections to his presence on the 12-member panel, which stemmed from his role in challenging accusations of childhood sexual abuse based on so-called recovered memories, because his views on the church scandal did not differ greatly from those of his critics.

MCI also challenged accusations that it had worked jointly with a small Minnesota telephone company, Onvoy Inc., to redirect domestic telephone traffic through Canada so that the calls would return to the United States on AT&T lines, improperly shifting the access fees to AT&T from MCI in the process.

"I totally challenge their accusations," Chief O'Hare said in an interview.

"We want to challenge these accusations of 'cherry pickers' and 'queue jumpers' and make people think about what it means to choose to leave everything behind," she added.

Mr. Mudd and the other executives have vowed to challenge the accusations, saying that Fannie and Freddie routinely disclosed their exposure to risky loans in regulatory filings.

Before Mr. Bo is charged and tried, investigators must first complete an inquiry and indict him, but China's prosecutors and courts are unlikely to challenge the accusations.

The university said it would not challenge the accusations, although it asserted that most violations were unintentional, and in all cases qualified as secondary violations, not major ones.

He points out, with some warmth, that the process does not permit him to produce new evidence as to his whereabouts on dates of alleged offences, nor to challenge untried accusations which have been kept on file.