Sentence examples for contesting the facts from inspiring English sources

Mulligan said Hasan appeared to be taking on a "tried and true" defense strategy of not contesting the facts but rather offering an alternative reason about why they occurred.

In January, an association of research institutes, of which the Hutchinson Center is a member, wrote the Pulitzer board, attaching a list of material contesting the facts and context in the series.

"With the convictions and pleas of guilty, we hope Suffolk County Council will not be contesting the facts of the matter and we can get on with discussing the level of compensation for each person.

Most often, the protests against recent changes aren't about what's outlined in the Bologna vision; rather, they are rather "contesting the fact that the changes have not been thought through, planned properly, and funded properly," Crosier says.

In other words, it seems that Dan Wagner is contesting the fact that Shiny Media is not in administration, when a company he owns, Cansas Digital Ventures, is now part owner of all the old Shiny Media assets.

And what does that tell him about the intel that led to his capture in the first place?" And based upon what Mickum knows -- and can divulge -- about the legal filings in the case, it would seem that the government is, indeed, not contesting the fact that Abu Zubaydah was not a member of al Qaeda.

The company has agreed not to contest the facts of what happened.

"I have no reason to contest the facts," Mr. Hovan answered, as Judge Craig Doran recalled details of the accident.

Tyson didn't contest the facts, agreed to resolve the charges with a deferred prosecution and paid a $4 million criminal penalty.

The prosecutor, Col Michael Mulligan, stood up and defended Hasan's strategy, saying Hasan would have been "absurd" to contest the facts of what happened that day.

Despite entering an official plea of not guilty, Tsarnaev's defence team did not contest the facts of the case in the guilt phase.