Sentence examples for challenges statements from inspiring English sources

"Snep condemns and challenges statements by Coach Raymond Domenech and some of his players saying the main thing in sport is to win".

A1 Lindh Challenges Statements John Walker Lindh's lawyers argued in court papers that he was delirious and debilitated when he was taken into custody and interrogated -- and that he was not advised of his legal rights as an American.

Other psychiatrists who work extensively with victims say Dr. McHugh's strong positions against repressed memory and his longstanding support for the False Memory Syndrome Foundation, an organization in Philadelphia that challenges statements that support repressed memory, will add skepticism to reports of clergy abuse.

The suit, filed in the United States District Court for the Central District of California in Los Angeles, specifically challenges statements on the cover of the July 30 issue of Life and Style, which carried a picture of Suri with the words "Suri in Tears, Abandoned by Her Dad," and the Oct. 1 issue of In Touch, which had a photo of Suri, along with the words "Abandoned by Daddy".

Commentators and presenters should be encouraged to challenge statements that stray too far from science," said the report.

David Justice and Brendan Donnelly have also challenged statements in the report that implicated them in purchasing substances, without providing documentation.

Several lawyers have said they will seek to challenge statements from their clients by showing that they had been obtained by torture.

Under the California law, truth is not a defense to a charge of business fraud if the challenged statements are misleading in context.

This (partial) solution would give journalists an uncontroversial way to apply the recommendation of Miller's committee "to challenge statements that stray too far from science".

During Question Time, Labor challenged statements by Tony Abbott that he had never opposed attempts by Labor to increase the debt cap.

First, did the California Supreme Court properly characterize Nike's challenged statements as commercial speech, for which liability could attach without the need to show deliberate or reckless falsehood?